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Heyy guys i did not know where else to post this as i am directly trying to see if there is any lithuanians in united kingdom who filed for K1 visa and had to get a lithuanian police certificate from Lithuania embassy in London. i know this is a long shot and i doubt that there will be anybody to answer my question but i am just trying to see whats the quickest way to get lithuanian police certificate.. can i file for one online? or do you have to go directly to LT embassy in london or what? if anybody went through this process i would appreciate any information possible.

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Heyy guys i did not know where else to post this as i am directly trying to see if there is any lithuanians in united kingdom who filed for K1 visa and had to get a lithuanian police certificate from Lithuania embassy in London. i know this is a long shot and i doubt that there will be anybody to answer my question but i am just trying to see whats the quickest way to get lithuanian police certificate.. can i file for one online? or do you have to go directly to LT embassy in london or what? if anybody went through this process i would appreciate any information possible.

If you read the London webpage about Police Certificates you'll find they refer you to a Department of State website to find out how to get them from other countries.

This is the link http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_3272.html

Choose Lithuania from the drop down and "Go". Then scroll down to find how/where to get a police certificate.

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If you read the London webpage about Police Certificates you'll find they refer you to a Department of State website to find out how to get them from other countries.

This is the link http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_3272.html

Choose Lithuania from the drop down and "Go". Then scroll down to find how/where to get a police certificate.

I am not lithuanian, but italian and been living in the UK for 5 years. I asked the Italian consulate abt how to get it and they said they couldn't do it for me, I should have had someone to go on my behalf to the italian place that deal with them.

But do enquire your embassy they will be able to tell you how to get it.

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Read the link Nich-Nick gave for details. In essence, you will apply via mail to Lithuania. It says they prepare it in two weeks.

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