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Does anyone have experience with a latvian police certificate? My fiance is latvian, but lives in the UK. However, as I understand, she needs the latvian police certificate because she lived there for 6 months when she was 16. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Paldies :-)

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vanee   13

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I don't have experience with Latvian police certificates, but she might want to ask the Latvian embassy in the UK. I lived in another country for a year many years ago, and it looks like I'll be able to get a police certificate for that country from the embassy for that country in my country.

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cshaw101   0

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I don't have experience with Latvian police certificates, but she might want to ask the Latvian embassy in the UK. I lived in another country for a year many years ago, and it looks like I'll be able to get a police certificate for that country from the embassy for that country in my country.

Yeah, that makes sense. Thanks for your input Vanee. :-)

Cody and Ilze

08/10/07 - Sent I-129 packet

08/23/07 - NOA1

08/30/07 - Touched

08/31/07 - Touched

01/24/08 - NOA2

01/28/08 - NVC Received

01/30/08 - left NVC

02/02/08 - NOA2 Hardcopy received

02/07/08 - fiancee received packet 3

02/28/08 - medical

03/28/08 - interview date - K1 granted

03/31/08 - Passport w/visa received

05/10/08 - US entry through JFK

05/14/08 - Married

07/03/08 - Sent adjustment of status packet

07/11/08 - NOA1

08/05/08 - Received transfer letter

08/07/08 - Biometric appointment

09/09/08 - EAD approved

09/17/08 - Received EAD

09/24/08 - Received AP

09/25/08 - touched

10/15/08 - Welcome letter received

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payxibka   10,048

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Residents of Latvia over age 16 may obtain police clearance letters from the Ministry of Interior's Information Center, Brunieku Street 72, Riga, Latvia LV-1009. The request should be made in person, through a relative, or by a third person presenting written and notarized authorization. Identification is required. Persons living outside of Latvia can request a police clearance letter form the Information Center through the nearest Latvian Embassy or Consulate.

There is a fee for this service. Processing time is five (5) working days. The report can be provided in either the Latvian or English language.

Under Latvian law, almost all records are routinely "cancelled" after several years. The length of time depends on the nature and scope of the legal punishment imposed. Cancelled records are still maintained in the Information Center records and are available if the person involved specifically authorizes disclosure of the entire record.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/reciprocity/C...er/L/Latvia.htm

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