RCMP APPLICANT GENERAL CHIT CHAT

[Fonthill]

Good evening everyone,
I currently received a Troop offer one week ago for February. It has been and extremely long road to get at this stage and has taken a tremendous amount of time, work and effort. Which I am very proud to have accomplished so far.
Now for a question that I'm hoping someone has and answer to. My wife has a legally court ordered child custody agreement with her ex husband involving my two step sons. I supplied the agreement to my analyst when it was requested. To my understanding all along they would acknowledge a legally court ordered custody agreement. I live in J Division and I know that our province is considered Bilingual. I was told today that I could not be posted to J Division because I myself am not bilingual and J division doesn't accept any cadets from Depot unless bilingual. Does anyone on here know if that is legitimate?
Thank you for your time

Talk to the union lol

But, common sense would say policy cannot trump law.

Your court order is law.

[Raptor22]

Good evening everyone,
I currently received a Troop offer one week ago for February. It has been and extremely long road to get at this stage and has taken a tremendous amount of time, work and effort. Which I am very proud to have accomplished so far.
Now for a question that I'm hoping someone has and answer to. My wife has a legally court ordered child custody agreement with her ex husband involving my two step sons. I supplied the agreement to my analyst when it was requested. To my understanding all along they would acknowledge a legally court ordered custody agreement. I live in J Division and I know that our province is considered Bilingual. I was told today that I could not be posted to J Division because I myself am not bilingual and J division doesn't accept any cadets from Depot unless bilingual. Does anyone on here know if that is legitimate?
Thank you for your time

Congratulations on your Troop offer.
As far as your posting situation goes - its safe to say you should have a plan for the worst case which includes not getting posted back to your home province and whatever that entails regarding your family situation. It has been made pretty clear throughout the process that you agree to serve anywhere in Canada and nobody is guaranteed anything. It seems like you are going into this assuming you are already guaranteed a spot back in J. Who knows, your case may be different... I'd say Recruiting/Staffing would probably give you the best answer. It may be worth your while to speak to a lawyer about your wife's options regarding movement, since it may come down to that.

[Shawshank]

When will your union be official ?

And, anything worth Mentioning about where the union is fighting hard for something for the members that you didn’t have before ?

If you're talking about our association, it was official last year. They are doing what one would think they are, dealing with grievances, compensation, kit etc.

Good. Hope pay is also down there

What rank in file is one part of the union.

Pay was included in the compensation part.

NPF represents below the rank of inspector.

[Fonthill]

If you're talking about our association, it was official last year. They are doing what one would think they are, dealing with grievances, compensation, kit etc.

Good. Hope pay is also down there

What rank in file is one part of the union.

Pay was included in the compensation part.

NPF represents below the rank of inspector.

Thank you.

[Glasgow]

Got the golden call today troop 11 starting February. Super excited, would like to thank all the supporters on this site and the advice that they give. For others that are going through the process, keep going, keep positive



RCMP application reinserted—-21July2019
SP sent——01 August 2019
Sp accepted—09 August 2019
Security — 14 August missing info sent.
Sp— accepted 15 August 2019
Rmqa—27 September 2019
RFI—-03 October 2019-recommended
Field investigation—04 October 2019
Field investigation— recommended 22 Oct 2019
PEP—-12 November 2019
Pep Rec—16 November 2019
Medical—25 October 2019
Psych—05 December 2019
Medical recommended—-31 December 2019
Security clearance—granted 30 November 2020, just waiting on troop date??
Troop—-troop 11 February 15

[Mike07P]

Hey everyone hope all is good. I had a quick question regarding the self-isolation at Depot.


When I got my troop offer in September (anticipated to start January 18th) I was informed in that email that I would be required to self-isolate there 2 weeks prior to my start date. I just inquired with my recruiter about my potential departure and he said that I won't be self-isolating at Depot and arriving on the Wednesday before my start date.

So is self-isolation at Depot still a thing?

[Pete Broccolo]

Good evening everyone,
I currently received a Troop offer one week ago for February. It has been and extremely long road to get at this stage and has taken a tremendous amount of time, work and effort. Which I am very proud to have accomplished so far.
Now for a question that I'm hoping someone has and answer to. My wife has a legally court ordered child custody agreement with her ex husband involving my two step sons. I supplied the agreement to my analyst when it was requested. To my understanding all along they would acknowledge a legally court ordered custody agreement. I live in J Division and I know that our province is considered Bilingual. I was told today that I could not be posted to J Division because I myself am not bilingual and J division doesn't accept any cadets from Depot unless bilingual. Does anyone on here know if that is legitimate?
Thank you for your time

Talk to Recruiting, but you MAY have to apply elsewhere; reality of life in the saddle.

[cedrick1234]

Hey everyone hope all is good. I had a quick question regarding the self-isolation at Depot.


When I got my troop offer in September (anticipated to start January 18th) I was informed in that email that I would be required to self-isolate there 2 weeks prior to my start date. I just inquired with my recruiter about my potential departure and he said that I won't be self-isolating at Depot and arriving on the Wednesday before my start date.

So is self-isolation at Depot still a thing?

Yes it is but instead of doing a 2 weeks self isolation prior to your 26 weeks, the 2 weeks isolation will be part of the training program.

[Whoop-Up]

And, anything worth Mentioning about where the union is fighting hard for something for the members that you didn’t have before ?

They take over $32 million / year off our paychecks... we didn't have that before.

[jnkpunwpc]

Hey everyone hope all is good. I had a quick question regarding the self-isolation at Depot.


When I got my troop offer in September (anticipated to start January 18th) I was informed in that email that I would be required to self-isolate there 2 weeks prior to my start date. I just inquired with my recruiter about my potential departure and he said that I won't be self-isolating at Depot and arriving on the Wednesday before my start date.

So is self-isolation at Depot still a thing?

Yes it is but instead of doing a 2 weeks self isolation prior to your 26 weeks, the 2 weeks isolation will be part of the training program.

Yes, this: assignments and meetings online, using the computer in your room

[Shawshank]

Talk to Recruiting, but you MAY have to apply elsewhere; reality of life in the saddle.
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I would have hoped this should have been done WAY before an offer was given.

[Canadianpatriot]

SC granted. Awaiting a call..

[sig1992]

SC granted. Awaiting a call..

Congrats!

[Jimmy12]

SC granted. Awaiting a call..

Congrats, how long were you waiting for the clearance?

[Canadianpatriot]

SC granted. Awaiting a call..

Congrats, how long were you waiting for the clearance?

3 weeks since I was informed that my file was at Security and month since I received my med clearance. H div