DS-230 - Two Police Certificates Needed?

[przy 0]

Hey there,

I was reading through Lotofpatience's NVC flowchart/shortcuts and I read that we need 2 original police certificates. My husband has 1 from the main police station. On the shortcut paper, it says that he needs one from the Passport office. Is that true? 2 police certificates are needed?

Also, if 2 certificates are needed, could anyone specify where a German citizen would obtain the "passport issued" certificate?

Thanks.

Przy

[hyd617 1]

Hey there,

I was reading through Lotofpatience's NVC flowchart/shortcuts and I read that we need 2 original police certificates. My husband has 1 from the main police station. On the shortcut paper, it says that he needs one from the Passport office. Is that true? 2 police certificates are needed?

Also, if 2 certificates are needed, could anyone specify where a German citizen would obtain the "passport issued" certificate?

Thanks.

Przy

i think it depends on ur embassy for india we need 2, passport office, and police office

if u go to the NVC website and filter it for ur embassy, it wil tell u what u need.. u can find the link to nvc from james shortucts

[przy 0]

Possibly someone who worked through the Frankfurt embassy knows whether I need 1 or 2 police certificates? I visited the website through James's shortcuts, but it doesn't answer my question, or maybe I am looking at the wrong spot. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[DaniDimo 0]

Hey there,

I was reading through Lotofpatience's NVC flowchart/shortcuts and I read that we need 2 original police certificates. My husband has 1 from the main police station. On the shortcut paper, it says that he needs one from the Passport office. Is that true? 2 police certificates are needed?

Also, if 2 certificates are needed, could anyone specify where a German citizen would obtain the "passport issued" certificate?

Thanks.

Przy

http://travel.state.gov/pdf/APP-PK3-0001-071025.pdf

Police Records

(Fuehrungszeugnis) Available.

Each person over the age of fourteen may obtain an individual certificate of conduct. The application can be made verbally by personal appearance or in simple written form to the registration authority at the following addresses mentioned below. Former residents of Germany, no longer registered in Germany, can apply for an individual record through the German Embassy or Consulate in their country of residence, or directly with the Bundeszentralregister in Bonn. The application form is available at the German Embassy/Consulate, or directly from the Generalbundesanwalt beim Bundesgerichtshof Dienststelle Bundeszentralregister. Personal appearance: Besucherservice, Adenauerallee 99-103, 53113 Bonn. Their office hours are Mondays - Wednesdays: 7:30 – 16:00; Thursdays: 7:30 – 15:30; and Fridays 7:30 – 14:00. Written requrests may be sent to: Der Generalbundesanwalt beim Bundesgerichtshof, Dienststelle Bundeszentralregister, Sachgebiet BZR 32 - Internationale Rechtshilfe, 53094 Bonn.

The fee for every certificate of conduct is €13. Payment may be made by remission of a non-negotiable check or bank transfer to the following account of the “Bundeszentralregister” – Deutsche Bundesbank, Bonn Branch, Sortcode: 380 000 00, Account no.: 380 010 05; IBAN-No.: DE24 3800 0000 0038 001005; BIC/swift-No.: MARKDEF1380. Fees charged by banks for the redemption of a (foreign) check must be added to the fee for the certificate of conduct.

Processing time - minimum of three to four weeks. More detailed information about downloading the application form and payment of fees can be obtained directly from their website http://www.bundesjustizamt.de/

[przy 0]

Alright. Thanks a lot. Looks like the one certificate from the local police authority is sufficient.