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Filed: Timeline

Hello everyone,

i am new here.. i have a slight confusion about a required paper work.

in the uscis website it asks to include POLICE CERTIFICATE.

She will get her police certificate from her country for sure

but she also lived in USA before. and what is confusing is the word certificate. SHOULD I TRY TO GET LOCAL BACKGROUND CHECK from police department or this is some other type of paper ?

please let me know if anyone knows this ..

thank you

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Please fill in your timeline, it helps people help you.

What country is her home country where she is requiring the police certificate?

She won't need one from the United states even though she lived there.

She only needs certificates from where she has lived outside of the U.S. for more than 6 months.

My Name is Daisy, I am British, I say things bluntly and to the point.
London K1, A complete guide -- >http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/474161-london-k1-a-complete-guide/
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U.K. k1 visa, approved 2014.

NOA1: 20/03/2014

NOA2: 11/04/2014 (22 days)

Interview: 09/07/2014 (111 days)

D.O.E 29/07/2014

Married 29/08/2014

AOS from K1/K3 Guide -->http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos

AOS/EAD/AP Sent: 12/11/2014

Delivered at Chicago LB:15/11/2014

NOA1 (all 3): 17/11/2014

NOA1 (all 3) hardcopy: 24/11/2014(Notice date 20th)

Bio-metrics App letter: 28/11/2014(Notice date 21st)

Bio-metrics App Cleveland Ohio: 10/12/2014

EAD/AP:Approved/production 31/01/2015(update 2/2/1015) (80 days)

Combo Card: Mailed 5/2/2015

Combo Card: Delivered 6/2/2015AP

NOA: Approval Notice received 7/2/2015

Interview waiver letter: received 23/2/15 dated: 18/2/2015

Green Card: APPROVED 31/07/2015

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Filed: Timeline

there is no timeline yet :)

i am gathering papers right now.

she lived in dc for 2 years. in the info it says if she lived more than 6 months other than her home she needs a certificate.

certificate is background check or what? thats what is my question

she is from russia

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there is no timeline yet :)

i am gathering papers right now.

she lived in dc for 2 years. in the info it says if she lived more than 6 months other than her home she needs a certificate.

certificate is background check or what? thats what is my question

she is from russia

I more meant her country at least, you can fill in a bit.

And yes anywhere she has lived outside the U.S. she needs a certificate of it's 6 months or more. If you go to the regional subforum for Russia you will be able to find people who can tell you where to get the certificate.

It's a piece of paper that shows if she has any criminal convictions/history. Even if she has none she will need one to show that too.

My Name is Daisy, I am British, I say things bluntly and to the point.
London K1, A complete guide -- >http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/474161-london-k1-a-complete-guide/
I am Daisy the Beneficiary, These are my views!
U.K. k1 visa, approved 2014.

NOA1: 20/03/2014

NOA2: 11/04/2014 (22 days)

Interview: 09/07/2014 (111 days)

D.O.E 29/07/2014

Married 29/08/2014

AOS from K1/K3 Guide -->http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos

AOS/EAD/AP Sent: 12/11/2014

Delivered at Chicago LB:15/11/2014

NOA1 (all 3): 17/11/2014

NOA1 (all 3) hardcopy: 24/11/2014(Notice date 20th)

Bio-metrics App letter: 28/11/2014(Notice date 21st)

Bio-metrics App Cleveland Ohio: 10/12/2014

EAD/AP:Approved/production 31/01/2015(update 2/2/1015) (80 days)

Combo Card: Mailed 5/2/2015

Combo Card: Delivered 6/2/2015AP

NOA: Approval Notice received 7/2/2015

Interview waiver letter: received 23/2/15 dated: 18/2/2015

Green Card: APPROVED 31/07/2015

(Remember, all my dates are British layout.. the proper layout!)

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Kenya
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Hello everyone,

i am new here.. i have a slight confusion about a required paper work.

in the uscis website it asks to include POLICE CERTIFICATE.

She will get her police certificate from her country for sure

but she also lived in USA before. and what is confusing is the word certificate. SHOULD I TRY TO GET LOCAL BACKGROUND CHECK from police department or this is some other type of paper ?

please let me know if anyone knows this ..

thank you

There is no such thing as a police certificate in the US. The background checks they will perform take care of that. Nothing to provide for the time in the US>

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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Police certificates are not needed/required for the US. Also, you stated you have no timeline yet. The police certificates are not sent with the I-129F petition.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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