ciudad juarez interview. police records

[jose_leti 7]

do they really ask for criminal police certificate for applicant at ciudad juarez?

[jose_leti 7]

do they really ask for criminal police certificate for applicant at ciudad juarez?

our state that they are for Labor only and not labeled COnsular.. hopefully that will not be a problem

[Penny Lane 8,159]

As I've advised before, you ask questions about the Juarez consulate on a daily basis. Check out the Mexico regional forum where you'll find more people who have gone through there and can tell you what to expect.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/96-mexico-latin-%26-south-america/

Edited October 10, 2012 by Evylin

[Cathi 5,770]

Police certificates are required for every visa applicant regardless of the country you are from. You must submit police certificates from each country you have lived in for 6 months or more from the day you turned 16 years of age. Do you honestly think the US doesn't want to know if people they grant visas to whether or not they have a criminal background? Give them what they ask for

[jose_leti 7]

Police certificates are required for every visa applicant regardless of the country you are from. You must submit police certificates from each country you have lived in for 6 months or more from the day you turned 16 years of age. Do you honestly think the US doesn't want to know if people they grant visas to whether or not they have a criminal background? Give them what they ask for

yes, i have them. the problem is that in mexico they print 2 types of police records. one is labled for labor purposes and one is labeled for consular purposes.

we just found out we got the ones that read labor purposes due to a clerical error, and it will take 15 days to get the consular ones. but our interview is next week.

so were going with the ones that we have that show there is no police record.

[Sarah&Oscar 4]

My husband went through hell to get his but they never asked for it when he went to Juarez. I would NOT skip it though because you never know.

[dstrausser83 14]

Police certificates are required for every visa applicant regardless of the country you are from. You must submit police certificates from each country you have lived in for 6 months or more from the day you turned 16 years of age. Do you honestly think the US doesn't want to know if people they grant visas to whether or not they have a criminal background? Give them what they ask for

Police Certificates are not required in Mexico. Only if you have a criminal record. We needed police certificate because she is Peruvian and living in Mexico. We are currently in Juarez.... appointment is tomorrow morning.

Edited October 10, 2012 by dstrausser83

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Police certificates are required for every visa applicant regardless of the country you are from. You must submit police certificates from each country you have lived in for 6 months or more from the day you turned 16 years of age. Do you honestly think the US doesn't want to know if people they grant visas to whether or not they have a criminal background? Give them what they ask for

No, not so. Police certificates are not typically available in Mexico and are not required for those going through Juarez. You only need to bring court and/or prison records if you have a criminal history, as is stated in the instructions from Juarez: http://photos.state.gov/libraries/ciudadjuarez/231771/PDFs/packetk1may.pdf

Mexico> http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9684#docs

Police Records

Unavailable.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

No, not so. Police certificates are not typically available in Mexico and are not required for those going through Juarez. You only need to bring court and/or prison records if you have a criminal history, as is stated in the instructions from Juarez: http://photos.state.gov/libraries/ciudadjuarez/231771/PDFs/packetk1may.pdf

Mexico> http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9684#docs

Police Records

Unavailable.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3195.html#police

"Police certificates from certain countries are unavailable."