K1 Visa Police Check?

[kris&me 572]

misunderstand this

your Australian partner applied ??? 

the USC applys / is he now in the US and a citzen?  If so,  he got the Australian police clearance done when he came to US

the police clearances for US are done by USCIS when we apply

 

[M and Ed 74]

Hey guys! We got our NOA1 today and a big question came to my mind: Police check!

So, I'm currently in the USA visiting my fiance and we filed the form I 129 F while I'm here so the time apart is not as big (we did a TON of research until we found out that it's actually OK to file while the alien is in the USA).

I'm Argentinian but since March 2018 I have permanent residency in Italy (I have double citizenship Argentinian-Italian). I've lived my whole life in Argentina, traveled the word for five years non stop and finally "moved" to Italy this year. Here's where things get tricky: I got engaged and we decided to live in the USA.

So, long story short, here is what I wrote on our forms:

 

MAILING ADDRESS: My brother's house in Argentina (I requested to attend the interview at the consulate in Argentina, since I'm going to be visiting my family by then)

 

CURRENT PHYSICAL ADDRESS: Italy (legally, that's my current address) March 2018 - present

 

PHYSICAL ADDRESS 2 (HISTORY): Argentina

 

Now, the big question: Police check

 

Of course I need the one from Argentina. I understand that I only need the records from countries I spent more than a year at so, even though Italy is my current residence, by the time I attend the interview I won't have been living there for a year (hopefully). In fact, I left Italy in June and I'm planning on going back August 2019 for a visit. So technically, I have only spent 4 months in Italy.

Do I need the Italian police clearance? 

 

Thanks!!

 

 

[HanneSofie 0]

Might be late here, but could someone clarify which box to tick on the AFP police check? (So I can save myself and expensive phone call...)

Confusing that the only options are 'working in the ACT', and 'commonwealth purposes'. 

Am I correct to assume 

- Commonwealth purposes - 35 - overseas employment/visa ?