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corentine   0

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Hi,

Few questions if anyone can help...

1- I asked for my criminal record that are about 8 months old (I lived in different country and it was hard to get them!)is there a validity period for the criminal record? Does it have to be translated in English?

2- when can you start working (once you get the K1 visa or after the adjustment?

thanks

Rebecca Jo Experienced

Rebecca Jo   1,962

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Do you mean your police report? You only need a police report for the interview, unless you have a criminal background. If that is the case, only then do you need a copy of your criminal record.

As to how long a police certificate is "good", that is consulate specific. And yes it must be translated to English.

You can start working in the US after you have married and filed to adjust your status. About sixty days after filing, you will receive a document called an EAD which allows you to work legally in the US.

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bruno. Enthusiast

bruno.   4

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I agree with the above answer.

I'd like to add that for the consulate in Paris (if it's the one you're going through) they want the police certificates to be 1 year old maximum.

Good luck on your journey

Bruno

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