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K-1 Police Certificate Czech Republic

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Hello VJer's:

My fiance is Czech and living in Ireland. I'm wondering if any of the Czech's have had to request the police certificate from the Czech Republic while living abroad? How did that work - what did you do? I'm hoping that this isn't something that will take a long time.

Thanks for your input.

-Wendy

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Hello VJer's:

My fiance is Czech and living in Ireland. I'm wondering if any of the Czech's have had to request the police certificate from the Czech Republic while living abroad? How did that work - what did you do? I'm hoping that this isn't something that will take a long time.

Thanks for your input.

-Wendy

Hi Wendy,

You can request it through the nearest Czech embassy, for us in the US in New York or Washington. We didnt actually end up needing one so I dont know how long the process takes. Hope it helps.

CM

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Your fiance could also authorize a family member to get it, hope it helps.

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