Certificate

The documents required for a PCC are:

• Original passport with self-attested photocopy of its first two and last two pages including ECR and Non-ECR page

• Present address proof

• Documentary proof of applying for residential status, employment (copy of employment contract) or long-term visa for immigration

• Sponsorship declaration by the sponsor (for dependent family members)

Once you apply to become a permanent resident or a Canadian citizen, you and your family members should include a police certificate. However, when you apply as a visitor, temporary worker, or student, then the Government of Canada may require a certificate. You may apply for a Police Clearance Certificate at your local police station, passport office, embassy or consulate, or BLS International Centre.

To get a PCC register through the Passport Seva online portal. Once registration is done, log in and click on the link to apply for PCC. Then, enter required details and submit them. Next, do the online payment and schedule an appointment.

PCC is only for jobs, immigration, or long visas. If someone's just going on tourist visa, no PCC is required. It is recommended to always check embassy rules. Some countries also want your passport, college proof, money papers, maybe even health record.

Yes, backlogs can be mentioned in your degree certificate or marks card. They show the subjects you failed and later cleared, giving an overview of your academic performance.

Yes, candidates can study Ground Services courses at the Certificate level in some colleges. Such colleges are given in the table below:

Hi, yes Radiology colleges in India does offer certificate courses and you can refer below for some of them:

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