Hong Kong Police Clearance from Manila Philippines.

[ChrisT4R 0]

My wife needs an updated police clearance from Hong Kong to submit for our IR1 in Manila Philippines.  How does she get one without traveling there?

[nelmagriffin 140]

Greetings!

This may help you. Good luck, NG

Reference: Hong Kong (state.gov)

 

Police Certificates

Available

Fees: HK$225

Document Name:  Certificate of No Criminal Conviction

Issuing Authority:  Hong Kong Police Force

Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: An embossed seal of the IDENTIFICATION BUREAU (HQ) HONG KONG OFFICE

Issuing Authority Personnel Title:  Commissioner of Police

Registration Criteria:  There are no registration criteria.

Procedure for Obtaining:  Both individuals residing in Hong Kong and individuals residing outside of Hong Kong may apply.
 

Individuals residing in Hong Kong:

All applicants should appear in person at the Certificate of No Criminal Conviction Office which is located at 14/F, Arsenal House, Police Headquarters, 1 Arsenal Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. The office is open from 9am to 5:15pm from Monday to Friday. (Note: The payment window is closed daily between 1-2pm and stops accepting payments at 5pm.) Applicants may elect to make an advance appointment through the Automatic Telephone Appointment System at 2396-5351, no less than one day in advance of the intended appointment. Please do not request that the “Certificate of No Criminal Conviction" or an appropriate reply together with the applicant's police record be sent directly to the National Visa Center, as this may cause delays in your case.

An applicant should be prepared to present the following items:

• his/her Hong Kong Identity Card or valid travel document;
• the original and a photocopy (for each applicant) of the letter from NVC which contains his/her name and the checklist of documents necessary for obtaining a visa (the one that references the need for police certificates);
• the original and photocopy of a document proving his/her relationship with the principal applicant for the visa if item #2 does not contain the applicant's name;
• the processing fee of HK $210 per person - payment via cash, Octopus cards or checks payable to "The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region."

All applicants must consent to have their fingerprints taken. Each applicant must sign an authorization that the fingerprints can be retained by the Hong Kong Police and that details of any criminal conviction recorded in Hong Kong can be disclosed to the U.S. Consulate General.
 

Individuals residing outside Hong Kong:

Applications should be made in writing to:

The Commission of Police (Attn: EO CNCC)
14/F, Arsenal House
Police Headquarters, 1 Arsenal Street
Wan Chai, Hong Kong

An applicant residing outside Hong Kong must submit the following items (please note that documents issued in languages other than Chinese or English, must be accompanied by an official transcript, in Chinese or English, endorsed either by the issuing authority or a certificated translation services body):

• his/her Hong Kong Identity Card or valid travel document;
• the original and a photocopy (for each applicant) of the letter from NVC which contains his/her name and the checklist of documents necessary for obtaining a visa (the one that references the need for police certificates);
• the original and photocopy of a document proving his/her relationship with the principal applicant for the visa if item #2 does not contain the applicant's name;
• a full set of the applicant's fingerprints taken and certified by a recognized and official police or law enforcement agency where the applicant currently resides. Certification of the fingerprints must clearly state: (i) the full name and rank of the person taking the prints, (ii) the full name of the police or law enforcement agency with their official chop; and (iii) the date and place the prints were taken. Prints that do not clearly show certification will be refused. Fingerprints taken by the applicant him/herself, a legal representative or private/commercial agency are also unacceptable;
• a bank draft in the amount of HK$210 per person, made payable to "The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region." The draft must be payable in Hong Kong. A personal check in Hong Kong dollars, which is issued an authorized by any licensed banks in Hong Kong, is also acceptable.
   

Please do not ask for a copy to be sent to the National Visa Center (NVC) as this could delay processing of your visa application.

If an applicant is under investigation by the Hong Kong Police or is currently a defendant in criminal proceedings in Hong Kong or is subject to non-payment of fines including traffic offences, his/her application will not be further processed until the matter has been concluded.

The relevant application form, standard personal data form, and fingerprint consent form can be downloaded from the web page of "Certificate of No Criminal Conviction" on Hong Kong Police Force website. Any inquiries may be addressed to Certificate of No Criminal Conviction office, email: eo-cncc-ib@police.gov.hk, phone: +852-2860-6557 (for local residents); +852-2860-6558 (for overseas applicants), fax: +852-2200-4321. Please refer to police.gov.hk for further information and updates on police certificate from Hong Kong.
 

Certified Copies Available:  Certified copies are available.

Alternate Documents:  There are no alternate documents.

Exceptions:  None

 

[payxibka 10,044]

1 hour ago, ChrisT4R said:

My wife needs an updated police clearance from Hong Kong to submit for our IR1 in Manila Philippines.  How does she get one without traveling there?

Are you sure?  Has she been back to HK since her last PC?

[ChrisT4R 0]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Are you sure?  Has she been back to HK since her last PC?

Yup, thats what they told her at her interview. They said they need a new one. 

 

2 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Are you sure?  Has she been back to HK since her last PC?

 

24 minutes ago, nelmagriffin said:

Greetings!

This may help you. Good luck, NG

Reference: Hong Kong (state.gov)

 

Police Certificates

Available

Fees: HK$225

Document Name:  Certificate of No Criminal Conviction

Issuing Authority:  Hong Kong Police Force

Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: An embossed seal of the IDENTIFICATION BUREAU (HQ) HONG KONG OFFICE

Issuing Authority Personnel Title:  Commissioner of Police

Registration Criteria:  There are no registration criteria.

Procedure for Obtaining:  Both individuals residing in Hong Kong and individuals residing outside of Hong Kong may apply.
 

Individuals residing in Hong Kong:

All applicants should appear in person at the Certificate of No Criminal Conviction Office which is located at 14/F, Arsenal House, Police Headquarters, 1 Arsenal Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. The office is open from 9am to 5:15pm from Monday to Friday. (Note: The payment window is closed daily between 1-2pm and stops accepting payments at 5pm.) Applicants may elect to make an advance appointment through the Automatic Telephone Appointment System at 2396-5351, no less than one day in advance of the intended appointment. Please do not request that the “Certificate of No Criminal Conviction" or an appropriate reply together with the applicant's police record be sent directly to the National Visa Center, as this may cause delays in your case.

An applicant should be prepared to present the following items:

• his/her Hong Kong Identity Card or valid travel document;
• the original and a photocopy (for each applicant) of the letter from NVC which contains his/her name and the checklist of documents necessary for obtaining a visa (the one that references the need for police certificates);
• the original and photocopy of a document proving his/her relationship with the principal applicant for the visa if item #2 does not contain the applicant's name;
• the processing fee of HK $210 per person - payment via cash, Octopus cards or checks payable to "The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region."

All applicants must consent to have their fingerprints taken. Each applicant must sign an authorization that the fingerprints can be retained by the Hong Kong Police and that details of any criminal conviction recorded in Hong Kong can be disclosed to the U.S. Consulate General.
 

Individuals residing outside Hong Kong:

Applications should be made in writing to:

The Commission of Police (Attn: EO CNCC)
14/F, Arsenal House
Police Headquarters, 1 Arsenal Street
Wan Chai, Hong Kong

An applicant residing outside Hong Kong must submit the following items (please note that documents issued in languages other than Chinese or English, must be accompanied by an official transcript, in Chinese or English, endorsed either by the issuing authority or a certificated translation services body):

• his/her Hong Kong Identity Card or valid travel document;
• the original and a photocopy (for each applicant) of the letter from NVC which contains his/her name and the checklist of documents necessary for obtaining a visa (the one that references the need for police certificates);
• the original and photocopy of a document proving his/her relationship with the principal applicant for the visa if item #2 does not contain the applicant's name;
• a full set of the applicant's fingerprints taken and certified by a recognized and official police or law enforcement agency where the applicant currently resides. Certification of the fingerprints must clearly state: (i) the full name and rank of the person taking the prints, (ii) the full name of the police or law enforcement agency with their official chop; and (iii) the date and place the prints were taken. Prints that do not clearly show certification will be refused. Fingerprints taken by the applicant him/herself, a legal representative or private/commercial agency are also unacceptable;
• a bank draft in the amount of HK$210 per person, made payable to "The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region." The draft must be payable in Hong Kong. A personal check in Hong Kong dollars, which is issued an authorized by any licensed banks in Hong Kong, is also acceptable.
   

Please do not ask for a copy to be sent to the National Visa Center (NVC) as this could delay processing of your visa application.

If an applicant is under investigation by the Hong Kong Police or is currently a defendant in criminal proceedings in Hong Kong or is subject to non-payment of fines including traffic offences, his/her application will not be further processed until the matter has been concluded.

The relevant application form, standard personal data form, and fingerprint consent form can be downloaded from the web page of "Certificate of No Criminal Conviction" on Hong Kong Police Force website. Any inquiries may be addressed to Certificate of No Criminal Conviction office, email: eo-cncc-ib@police.gov.hk, phone: +852-2860-6557 (for local residents); +852-2860-6558 (for overseas applicants), fax: +852-2200-4321. Please refer to police.gov.hk for further information and updates on police certificate from Hong Kong.
 

Certified Copies Available:  Certified copies are available.

Alternate Documents:  There are no alternate documents.

Exceptions:  None

 

Thanks, i saw this also. I thought if there were other ways, i guess not.

[JFH 12,189]

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[Love P 5]

Any update on this? Were you able to get the Police Certificate from Hong Kong?

[ChrisT4R 0]

On 4/27/2021 at 5:47 PM, Love P said:

Any update on this? Were you able to get the Police Certificate from Hong Kong?

Hong Kong sent documents and now still waiting on USEM.

[Love P 5]

How did you get the fingerprints in the Philippines? We were told to bring a request letter from a consulate/embassy but I have not received this.

[AlaMike 216]

17 hours ago, Love P said:

How did you get the fingerprints in the Philippines? We were told to bring a request letter from a consulate/embassy but I have not received this.

Fingerprints are obtained from the local PNP Dept or in some cases the NBI. 

I am not sure of any request letter from the Embassy? They only state that if you have resided outside the country for over 12 months you must obtain a Police Clearance from that country.

Just take the requirements listed from the HK Police.

[ChrisT4R 0]

My wife sent her Philippines passport to USEM and she got her IR1 Visa. On her Visa has a date issue 17June2021 and expiration 02Aug2021. My wife is here now in USA, what do we need to do next?

[Chancy 6,233]

5 hours ago, ChrisT4R said:

My wife is here now in USA, what do we need to do next?

 

Have you paid the immigrant fee for printing her plastic green card?

 

[ChrisT4R 0]

11 hours ago, Chancy said:

 

Have you paid the immigrant fee for printing her plastic green card?

 

She paid travel tax i believe when in pinas airport.

 

Edited July 7, 2021 by ChrisT4R
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[Chancy 6,233]

4 minutes ago, ChrisT4R said:

She paid travel tax i believe when in pinas airport.

 

That's tax paid to the PH government.  I'm asking about the $220 fee for printing her plastic GC -- have you paid that fee to USCIS?  If not, here's the link -- https://my.uscis.gov/uscis-immigrant-fee/

 

[ChrisT4R 0]

39 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

That's tax paid to the PH government.  I'm asking about the $220 fee for printing her plastic GC -- have you paid that fee to USCIS?  If not, here's the link -- https://my.uscis.gov/uscis-immigrant-fee/

 

I dont recall. At what point of the IR1 process would that fee be presented? 

[Chancy 6,233]

5 minutes ago, ChrisT4R said:

I dont recall. At what point of the IR1 process would that fee be presented? 

 

It can be paid anytime after getting the visa on hand.  There's no deadline, but until USCIS gets the payment, they will not print your wife's GC.