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Client Application Status. This on-line service allows Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) clients to view securely the status of their immigration and/or citizenship application (s) on-line, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; anytime, anywhere.
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(This checklist is offered as a tool for agencies who intend to submit an application; and should not be submitted with the application package.) Questions regarding the application process may be directed to the Department at GVRPGrants@doj.ca.gov .
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Step 1: See if you’re eligible
1. You must be a victim, have a relationship with a victim, or be a Good Samaritan affected by a qualifying crime. 1.1. See if you’re eligible 2. You must apply within filing limitations: 2.1. Within 7 years of the crime, or 2.2. Within 7 years of the direct victim turning 21, or 2.3. Within 7 years of when the crime could have been discovered – whichever is later.
Step 2: Apply for compensation
1. To apply online: 1.1. Create a CalVCB Online account or login 1.2. Start a new application(in English or Spanish) 2. To apply by paper form: 2.1. File with help from a local victims advocate, or 2.2. Print, complete, and mail an Application for Crime Victim Compensation(available in 18 languages) Some applications filed later than this may be considered. File a Late Consideration Formif that is the case. Emergency Assistance: Tell us if you have an urgent need on an application or bill. Ca...
Step 3: Check for approval
Don’t check too early. Applications can take 90 days to process. 1. If you applied online: 1.1. Login to CalVCB Online 1.1.1. You’ll find application status on the Applications tab 2. If you applied with a victims advocate: 2.1. Check that your advocate has submitted your application 2.1.1. If they haven’t, CalVCB won’t have a decision yet 2.1.2. If they have, you’ll get confirmation by mail. Later, you’ll get a decision by mail. 3. If you applied yourself: 3.1. Call CalVCB Customer Service a...
Victims advocates can file an application for you. They work with you and CalVCB throughout the compensation process. Advocates can also help you: 1. Find emergency food, clothing, and shelter 2. File a temporary restraining order 3. Get other aid Find a victims advocate near you at your local Witness Assistance Center.
Staff will review your application and all related documents, including the crime report. We verify your injuries, losses, and expenses. We may contact: 1. Law enforcement 2. Doctors 3. Counselors 4. Hospitals 5. Employers 6. Witnesses After review, our staff makes a recommendation to the Board to approve or deny the claim. Recommendations are usua...
Check your application status. Due to COVID-19, we’re experiencing processing delays. We’re prioritizing applications from people who are exempt from travel restrictions. Need Help? Select your application type to get information about. how to check your application status.
All applicants for a license, certificate or employment in an Intermediate Care Facility must obtain and maintain criminal record clearance. A review of the individual’s criminal record begins upon submission of fingerprints to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
If you are applying for employment, license, certificate or permit with an applicant agency requiring a background check, you must get the instructions and the forms required for fingerprinting services from that agency.
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What if I submitted fingerprints and have not received a response? Please allow a minimum of thirty days before making a status inquiry. Applicants should check first with the applicant agency that requested the background review since the DOJ sends results directly to the applicant agency.
