Police Checks for former Au Pairs

[SCFsnoopy 0]

Was chatting about this with my dad today and he seems to think I wouldn't be able to get a police check for the 12 months I lived in Connecticut working as an au pair (nanny). I was wondering if anyone else was an au pair and could shed some light on this? I would assume that since I spent 12 months there, I'd need the police check, but my dad seems to think I wouldn't even be on file there so they wouldn't be able to do it for me.

I was hired through Cultural Care Au Pair, they organized everything from my visa (J-1) to my flights to placing me with a host family in the US.

If nobody here is too sure, I'll give the local police department in CT a call to see if it's possible for them to do a police check for me.

[blue123 0]

Was chatting about this with my dad today and he seems to think I wouldn't be able to get a police check for the 12 months I lived in Connecticut working as an au pair (nanny). I was wondering if anyone else was an au pair and could shed some light on this? I would assume that since I spent 12 months there, I'd need the police check, but my dad seems to think I wouldn't even be on file there so they wouldn't be able to do it for me.

I was hired through Cultural Care Au Pair, they organized everything from my visa (J-1) to my flights to placing me with a host family in the US.

If nobody here is too sure, I'll give the local police department in CT a call to see if it's possible for them to do a police check for me.

Present and former residents of the United States should NOT obtain any police certificates covering their residence in the U.S

[payxibka 10,045]

Was chatting about this with my dad today and he seems to think I wouldn't be able to get a police check for the 12 months I lived in Connecticut working as an au pair (nanny). I was wondering if anyone else was an au pair and could shed some light on this? I would assume that since I spent 12 months there, I'd need the police check, but my dad seems to think I wouldn't even be on file there so they wouldn't be able to do it for me.

I was hired through Cultural Care Au Pair, they organized everything from my visa (J-1) to my flights to placing me with a host family in the US.

If nobody here is too sure, I'll give the local police department in CT a call to see if it's possible for them to do a police check for me.

The USCIS is a law enforcement agency and has access to all US law enforcement databases... they will do it on your behalf as a part of the petition approval prcess

[SCFsnoopy 0]

Beautiful, thanks guys. One less thing to worry about =)