Hong Kong Police Certificate

[ginsan]

Applied on 14th July; Certificate dispatched by HK Police on 26th July.
No further update.

Just asked and learned that my certificate is also dispatched July 26. Will there be any indication from MyCIC or ECAS upon receipt by the CIC?

 

[unb85]

Just asked and learned that my certificate is also dispatched July 26. Will there be any indication from MyCIC or ECAS upon receipt by the CIC?

No. I guess we will have to check directly with CIC. That is how other members did in this forum.

 

[ginsan]

No. I guess we will have to check directly with CIC. That is how other members did in this forum.

Many thanks for your reply. Will patiently wait.

 

[spth38]

You may email them to confirm whether your PCC has received or not.

 

[unb85]

You may email them to confirm whether your PCC has received or not.

spth38 any update yet? Even I am waiting for your PPR

 

[babyfreeverse]

Hi all, just a question. My partner pleaded guilty for jaywalking last 2012. Do you think this will come out on the PCC? I mean, I'm ready to declare it, I just wonder if it would affect the approval. I have papers to show proof that he's paid the fine already.

(I know, it's silly but may still be part of his HK file).

 

[spth38]

spth38 any update yet? Even I am waiting for your PPR

You got yours already? Congratulations!! I'm still waiting...

 

[spth38]

Hi all, just a question. My partner pleaded guilty for jaywalking last 2012. Do you think this will come out on the PCC? I mean, I'm ready to declare it, I just wonder if it would affect the approval. I have papers to show proof that he's paid the fine already.

(I know, it's silly but may still be part of his HK file).

I don't think so... Jaywalking is not a criminal offence.

 

[babyfreeverse]

I don't think so... Jaywalking is not a criminal offence.

Thank u!

 

[HKSac]

Thank u!

Jaywalking is not a "recordable offence" in Hong Kong. To be safe, even if the HK Police Force does not issue CNCC to applicant, you can still pay HKD$75 to check your own criminal record. If no criminal record can be found, the officer will verbally inform you in a separate quiet room. If there is any record, they will mail the detail to you.

 

[babyfreeverse]

Jaywalking is not a "recordable offence" in Hong Kong. To be safe, even if the HK Police Force does not issue CNCC to applicant, you can still pay HKD$75 to check your own criminal record. If no criminal record can be found, the officer will verbally inform you in a separate quiet room. If there is any record, they will mail the detail to you.

This is very helpful, thanks! I will ask my husband to do this.

 

[unb85]

You got yours already? Congratulations!! I'm still waiting...

No No not yet.. I am also waiting. i think my timeline will be similar to yours. Hoping for the good news soon.

 

[spth38]

No No not yet.. I am also waiting. i think my timeline will be similar to yours. Hoping for the good news soon.

Let's hope they didn't forget us...It has been 141 days for me already.

 

[cn819]

I'm a bit confused, if CIC letter has no mail details, how can we provide the address when we apply HK PCC?

 

[spth38]

I'm a bit confused, if CIC letter has no mail details, how can we provide the address when we apply HK PCC?

You need to contact them to re-issue the letter with an address. Call them or email them.