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Are you guys on DCF process? Please let me know. I am on DCF and waiting for packet 3.
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I have just checked my calendar, the 28 fell on a Wednesday, recently, since October the consular section is not having interviews on Wednesday and is only accepting US citizens to access for DHS interviews or processes. Them also need previous confirmation and a consular to meet them at the gate to enter.
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Hello members,
I have realized that we did not print our names in the very last bold box of the G325a, what could happen, will we just get an RFE or will the petition face refusal?
Feeling useless now that we missed this part even after going through the form carefully
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When I did my husband application via dcf I had one application I have to the embassy and a copy I made for our records. When you summit the application it's supposed to be only copies because you will not get the originals and they will ask for the originals at the interview
I totally get this part, yet my question is that during the interview when they take the originals, they also ask to take the proof you have with you to submit (considering lets say original ticket print outs, holiday cards,pictures) so that leaves me without documentation to pull out lets say if i wana prove something. Coz they will have it all. For example if they ask have you met her aunt. I can say yes and here is a picture of me with her aunt. But then i cannot coz they will have all the pictures. Right?
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Morning VJ people,
My question is about DCF and submitting documents and proof,
We have submitted all forms, copies and proof to USCIS / DHS at the embassy. Now what I need to understand is, on the interview date I am supposed to attend with all originals, and then from what I understand I will be asked to hand over all originals and proof to some officer after having my bio-metrics taken, fine.
Now I have no documents or proof on me whatsoever.
When the interviewer asks me questions, I have read on some blogs or posts on VJ that you can answer and state that you have the proof of what you are saying by showing them the evidence, from the pile of docs you have....Well...I wont have any? right? they just took everything from me after bio metrics:S
your comments?
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http://www.dubai.ae/en/ServiceDirectory/Pages/ServiceDetails.aspx?ServiceID=1579&Identity=451824980
online application link.
This service is provided by Dubai Police Service Service DescriptionThis Service allows Customers to obtain a Criminal Record Verification "Certificate of Good Conduct" for the purpose of (Work / Study / Immigration / Naturalization / Marriage / Permission or License / Rehabilitation / Changing of Name).1. Applicant's Fingerprints in one of the Police Stations or Department of Criminal Investigation and they must have a clean Criminal Record in order to get that certificate.1. Good Conduct Certificate for UAE Citizens: 100.0 AED
2. Good Conduct Certificate for outsiede UAE: 300.0 AED
3. Good Conduct Certificate for expatriates: 200.0 AEDOnlineService Center
Enhanced Offline
Traditional Offline
Channels :
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Post - Please send your certified fingerprint, together with the transaction number and required attachments, to: CDA.Certificate@dubaipolice.gov.ae
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Other - Mobile Version & Mobile Application
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Mobile Specific Website - https://www.dubaipolice.gov.ae/smartphoneservices/goodconduct/ar/goodconduct.htmlCustomer Care Email: mail@dubaipolice.gov.ae
Customer Care Phone: Call 901
Customer Care Fax: 042171717
Customer Care Working Hours: 24 hours -
You may either apply:
- In person if you are back in the UAE OR ask a representative (a friend, relative or colleague) in the UAE, with a power of attorney, to apply on your behalf at the police department in your emirate (see Special notes and considerations for complete list)
- You can apply at the nearest UAE Embassy
- By express mail
You or your representative must bring/send:
- A set of fingerprints certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UAE Embassy in the country where you currently live
- A copy of your valid passport
- A copy of your former Emirates ID card
- A copy of your former residence visa
- Two (4x6 cm) photographs
- Applicable fees
Please also note that, if you have been ever issued a UAE non citizen ID, that means the police has your finger prints in their records and you do not need to submit them again, i did not have to since i have an expired non citizen ID.
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Please check a copy paste from various emails confirming that i have gotten one online:
Dear Customer,
Service Name: Good Conduct Certificate شهادة بحث الحالة الجنائية اسم الخدمة: Reference No.: رقم المرجع: Trns. Date: 18/08/2016 18/08/2016 تاريخ المعاملة:
Thank you for using Dubai Smart Government ePay facility. Please find the details of your transaction below.
Service Provider Name - Dubai Police
Service Name - Dubai Police Internet Services
Service Provider Transaction No - xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
DSG Transaction No - xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Transaction Date - 16/08/2016
Payment Method - Credit Card
Amount - 320 AED
Transaction Status - SUCCESS
Warm Regards,
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Reading this thread, please note that the uae now provides police reports even if you are not physically there. I got mine online. This cannot be waived by the embassy now as Dubai does provide the clearance.
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Morning Peeps,
My question in regards to proving domicile, will the petitioner be asked to prove domicile while submitting the petition (I-130) at the embassy? or is it on a later stage when the affidavits should be submitted?
Thank you
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I am aware of that, we are actually doind the DCF. I just wqnted to check if the petition is treated faster or would also be behind all the applicants who are undergoing the normal process through NVC.
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Anyone undergoing process with DCF in Ghana Embassy?
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Although not technically required, it is the best practice to have the spouse do the I-864a, whether they have any income or not. W2's are not enough. At least one complete tax return including W2's is required when submitting the I-864. Alternately, you can submit a Tax Return Transcript. Don't forget that tax returns are not evidence of current income for an "employed" person. You need to submit a current pay stub as evidence of current income.
Much appreciated, In my case our joint sponsor AND his wife are retired, they will provide us with the latest tax return transcript, 1099R and SSA1099 for the last year taxes.
To prove current income, they will provide bank statements showing deposits / transfers into their accounts from SSA, Pension plan and returns on investment.
you think that is okay?
On the other hand, please let me clarify that my spouse makes above the poverty guideline, yet since her income is a foreign income (which the embassy is aware of-DCF granted due to residency here for over a year on a work permit) we decided to add my in-laws as joint sponsors.
Your advice is highly appreciated @pushbrk!
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Good day Members,
Question about both Police certificate and Birth Certificate translation and Apostille.
We're DCFing in a foreign country different from my home country, as requested I need to have translations into English for both Police certificate and Birth Certificate, which I have from a sworn legal translator.
My question is if I need those documents also attested / Certified / Apostille from any governmental body back home? e.i. foreign affairs ministry? Or embassy of my home country where we are filing in the foreign country?
Information would be much appreciated.
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Hello Members,
I have been reading a lot and no one actually gave an assuring feedback about the 864A issue.
My sponsor files jointly with his wife, his income alone is enough, I know that it is not required from the household member (his wife) to complete a 864A.
what might go wrong if she filed anyways? As long as i can have his W2s or any required document.
Thank you.
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