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Do I really need to give my husband a letter stating that he needs a police certificate for his petition in order for them to give it to him? I would like him to get the police certificate as soon as possible but when i looked at the travel.state.gov website it says for Jamaica you need a letter listing that a police certificate is required. How should i get that or can i just copy and paste the requirements for the DS230 application and mail that to him.... :unsure:

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Do I really need to give my husband a letter stating that he needs a police certificate for his petition in order for them to give it to him? I would like him to get the police certificate as soon as possible but when i looked at the travel.state.gov website it says for Jamaica you need a letter listing that a police certificate is required. How should i get that or can i just copy and paste the requirements for the DS230 application and mail that to him.... :unsure:

No, you do not need a letter. They did ask him what it was for and he told them it was for immigration purposes. My fiance did this a few weeks ago and all he had was his passport and to passport pictures. Someone here maybe able to tell you more. I"ll try and find my directions. But all my fiance did was get up early went to Kingston, paid the fee and had the fingerprints done. It didn't even take him an hour (if you go early). He retuned 3 days letter to pick it up. We paid extra to get it in 3 days.

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Do I really need to give my husband a letter stating that he needs a police certificate for his petition in order for them to give it to him? I would like him to get the police certificate as soon as possible but when i looked at the travel.state.gov website it says for Jamaica you need a letter listing that a police certificate is required. How should i get that or can i just copy and paste the requirements for the DS230 application and mail that to him.... :unsure:

No, you do not need a letter. They did ask him what it was for and he told them it was for immigration purposes. My fiance did this a few weeks ago and all he had was his passport and to passport pictures. Someone here maybe able to tell you more. I"ll try and find my directions. But all my fiance did was get up early went to Kingston, paid the fee and had the fingerprints done. It didn't even take him an hour (if you go early). He retuned 3 days letter to pick it up. We paid extra to get it in 3 days.

Lawny - where did he go in Kingston to get it? How early is "early"?

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It's on Oxford street where you have to go get the police record.

You do not need anything except your passport, 2 passport pictures, and the fee.

It's good for a year. I'd say go get it when you receive notice of NOA2.

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

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It's on Oxford street where you have to go get the police record.

You do not need anything except your passport, 2 passport pictures, and the fee.

It's good for a year. I'd say go get it when you receive notice of NOA2.

Thanks JG.

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StoneLove4Ever   0

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It's on Oxford street where you have to go get the police record.

You do not need anything except your passport, 2 passport pictures, and the fee.

It's good for a year. I'd say go get it when you receive notice of NOA2.

do you remember how much the fee was???

NVC Journey Total days: 75

04.09.2008: Case# assigned

05.12.2008: DS230 Entered into System

06.18.2008: Case Complete (So upset that it took this long 37days)

US Embassy:

10.29.2008: Interview Date Assigned

11.17.2008: Medical Appointment

12.03.2008: Interview Date (FINALLY!!!)**APPROVED**

12.08.2008: Visa Delivered

12.21.2008: POE JFK

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I found the info about applying for the polic record...here is the website

http://www.mns.org.jm/ApplyingforPoliceRec...79/Default.aspx

NVC Journey Total days: 75

04.09.2008: Case# assigned

05.12.2008: DS230 Entered into System

06.18.2008: Case Complete (So upset that it took this long 37days)

US Embassy:

10.29.2008: Interview Date Assigned

11.17.2008: Medical Appointment

12.03.2008: Interview Date (FINALLY!!!)**APPROVED**

12.08.2008: Visa Delivered

12.21.2008: POE JFK

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*JG*   2

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Yah, I was going to say around $100.

You got it now. What they don't tell you is you go to Oxford street and they send you elsewhere to pay and then you go back.

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

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