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I just want to clarify if police certificate necessary in submitting for the cr1 requirements in NVC ? As what I know only NBI. Am I correct ? Please give some help. I am from Philippines. Many thanks in advance...

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I just want to clarify if police certificate necessary in submitting for the cr1 requirements in NVC ? As what I know only NBI. Am I correct ? Please give some help. I am from Philippines. Many thanks in advance...

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I just want to clarify if police certificate necessary in submitting for the cr1 requirements in NVC ? As what I know only NBI. Am I correct ? Please give some help. I am from Philippines. Many thanks in advance...

Hi. I only submitted the original copy of my NBI clearance. I am also CR1, and am scheduled already for visa interview. God bless you.

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hi there - yes, police certificate is required, along with the birth and marriage certificates and any others that apply to your case. see the lists on the various NVC resources on VJ for more info. best of luck! :)

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Two duplicate threads on the same subject moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures and report sent to Moderation team to merge the duplicate threads. A third duplicate thread with no replies has been removed. Please do no start multiple threads on the same subject.

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Two duplicate threads on the same subject moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures and report sent to Moderation team to merge the duplicate threads. A third duplicate thread with no replies has been removed. Please do no start multiple threads on the same subject.

I did not intentionally duplicate it. My Ipod was...

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If you have lived or worked in a foreign country for 12 months or more, you have to submit a Police Clearance issued by that foreign country.

If you haven't, and all your life you only worked and resided in the Philippines, then you only need to submit an NBI Clearance (the green one).

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:wub:10-year GC holder :wub:

My Parents’ B2 Tourist Visa Application - APPROVED

 

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