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Hello guys pls help...do i need to bring a police certificate at the interview (manila us embassy)? Do they ask for it? or NBI clearance is enough?

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The USEM is going to require an NBI report - as you have already stated. I forget whether you can carry that in for the interview or you may have to have it sent directly to the USEM. As far as a police certicate being needed only if you have resided in another country for 6 months or more and it must be send directly to the USEM

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The USEM is going to require an NBI report - as you have already stated. I forget whether you can carry that in for the interview or you may have to have it sent directly to the USEM. As far as a police certicate being needed only if you have resided in another country for 6 months or more and it must be send directly to the USEM

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The USEM is going to require an NBI report - as you have already stated. I forget whether you can carry that in for the interview or you may have to have it sent directly to the USEM. As far as a police certicate being needed only if you have resided in another country for 6 months or more and it must be send directly to the USEM

Sorry to stick my nose in the conversation, but does this mean that the other country(KSA) where my Fiancee (benefeciary) lived/worked for 8 months needs to send a police clearance directly to the US Embassy?

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Hello guys pls help...do i need to bring a police certificate at the interview (manila us embassy)? Do they ask for it? or NBI clearance is enough?

They require NBI Clearance only and make sure that it has 6 months validity before it expire.

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They require NBI Clearance only and make sure that it has 6 months validity before it expire.

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Police Reports are required at the interview if you lived in another country for more than 6 months. If you never left the country, then all you need is a valid NBI


Sorry to stick my nose in the conversation, but does this mean that the other country(KSA) where my Fiancee (benefeciary) lived/worked for 8 months needs to send a police clearance directly to the US Embassy?

The beneficiary is required to bring the Police Report from KSA and/or any other countries with NBI during the interview

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Hello guys pls help...do i need to bring a police certificate at the interview (manila us embassy)? Do they ask for it? or NBI clearance is enough?

The embassy asks for a police clearance from any (other) country you have lived in for 6 months or more from the age of 16 and up. If you have only lived in the Philippines you only need the NBI for Travel Abroad.

Everything is that is required is listed in the embassy instructions letter .

More info in the link below.

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Foreign police clearances are submitted at the interview. If you don't submit it at your interview, you'll be issued a 221g and you will have to submit the police clearance via 2GO.

If you're not in the KSA, you can't get a KSA police clearance, and the U.S. Embassy Manila won't require one.

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*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the Embassy/Consulate forum -- query involves that stage. ***

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Sorry to stick my nose in the conversation, but does this mean that theÃÂ other country(KSA) where my Fiancee (benefeciary) lived/worked for 8 months needs to send a police clearance directly to the US Embassy?

@ Ian10

Does ur fiancee in the Philippines now or stil in KSA?

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She's in the Philippines now. She worked/lived in KSA from March 2011- November 2011.

please read the link below... it will exactly tell you if she needs to get a police clearance from KSA or not... :)

http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9727#docs

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Wishing you well and a speedy end to this madhouse.

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http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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please read the link below... it will exactly tell you if she needs to get a police clearance from KSA or not... smile.png

http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9727#docs

Thank you very much! :)

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