PACKET 3 QUESTIONS pls HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Elunia28 0]

I finally received packet3 from Montreal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As I understand I have to fill out and send back ASAP DS-230 Part 1

I don't remember all the addresses that I lived for @ least 6 months since the age of 16...... What to do??????

Also police certificates....... from the age of 16 as well...... Should I just go to the police station to print ONE copy or do I need ALL of them (from all the places that I lived since I was 16???)

I was also previously married and in the 14th section of that form it asks for info about spouse (I'm divorced now) should I list my previous husband???

thx so much

Elunia28

[canucker18 0]

You should list everything that they ask for. As for your previous addresses you should try and recall them to the best of your abiltilty.

Ask family members to help, or try to remember where you were when you worked certain jobs. Sometimes that helps.

You will need to list the places you have lived for the AOS part as well, so I suggest you do the footwork now while you can and get it down on paper, and then it'll be smooth sailing.

Wheny ou send back the DS230 Part1, you also send back the checklist. Make sure you checkmark all the applicable boxes and sign it.

If you need more help, the Canada forum in the Regional section has many of us who have gone through Montreal.

Good Luck

[Elunia28 0]

thank you canucker18 you've been a great help!!!!!!!!

Elunia28

[Elunia28 0]

Also police certificates....... from the age of 16 as well...... Should I just go to the police station to print ONE copy or do I need ALL of them (from all the places that I lived since I was 16???)

ANYONE on that one???????????????

thx

Elunia28

[canucker18 0]

It depends on where you have lived. If you have only lived in one province you are probably fine. I just posted in the Canada forum about this one.

The RCMP use a database called CPIC. It covers all of Canada. As long as your name is being put through that database you are ok.

If you have had any past convictions or anything else you'll need the fingerprinting etc and I'm not sure about that one.

You can ask your local police department if they give you a records check does it go through CPIC, and if it does you are fine.

Everyone has had different experiences on this one so I can only tell you mine. Every place is different. Check out the Canada forum for more details.

[Elunia28 0]

just did it today - the police clearance letter - $40

thx again

Elunia28