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UK Police Certificate - 5 years of addresses

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Amy and Nick   37

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Hey guys.

I have a question regarding the 5 years of addresses on my application for a police certificate.

On my G325a, i included the places in the US I have stayed with my husband (these have all been for nearly 90 days each time). I didnt think about it too much at the time, as I felt it would show substantial time spent together.

Now I am filling out the police certificate app, I am reluctant to put down the US addresses, as I was "living" there, but on the VWP so technically visiting?

I realise that I probably shouldn't have put them on the G325a, but now I have, I imagine it would be better to stick with what I wrote on there to keep in all consistent?

Let me know youre thoughts!!

Nick (USC) and Amy (UKC)

03/08 - Met at University in Albuquerque, NM

08/08 - Back to UK for a few years of travelling UK>US!

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Nich-Nick   3,354

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Hey guys.

I have a question regarding the 5 years of addresses on my application for a police certificate.

I wouldn't list the US addresses. You weren't living there. You were visiting. List places that were your real, permanent residence.

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Wayne and Claudia   40

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I wouldn't list the US addresses. You weren't living there. You were visiting. List places that were your real, permanent residence.

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