The requirements elicitation is considered as the foremost important phase of the requirements engineering during the software development lifecycle with goal of gathering requirements of anticipated product. Usually, the requirements elicitation process is full of cross-sectional conversations and frequent interactions among key stakeholders of the product for conceptualization of intended product. The social and collaborative nature of requirements elicitation process baselines its primary dependence on human-factors like behavior, styles/patterns, preferences and personality traits of its participants during traditional in-house software development as-well-as modern global software development. Accordingly, user personality traits have a great influence on overall process of requirements elicitation for global software development teams working on offshore projects due to inherited social and cultural diversity of involved participants. Hence, there was a serious need to devise a user-centric requirements elicitation framework, which should incorporate user personality traits along with other concerned factors of RE and GSD for global software development teams working on offshore projects. This framework will serve as an asset for project managers and company heads to better plane the configuration of requirements elicitation teams and elicitation context by looking at the personality traits of product users.