Anyone from Bosnia with same experience?

[Elvis 0]

Anyone from Bosnia with the same problem?

My wife was born in Banja Luka

She got police certificate from that place

Now, the NVC is requesting police certificate from Sanski Most ( place where she lives now)

Police in that city told her that she only can get certificate from birth town, since all data in Bosnia go to the town of birth

But, the NVC is requesting that certificate

I called embassy In Bosnia, they told me that she should be able to get that certificate

I called the Cantonal Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP in that region - Bihac )

They told me that she should be able to get the certificate

I called police in her city of living, they told me NO WAY she can't get certificate even if I bribe them

I guess I can't get my wife to USA because of some stupid people

[Alpha1978 0]

Nije istina,Ja sam rodjena u Zenici a zivjela sam u Zepcu, i u Zepcu sam izvadila "police certificate" .U Zenici sam samo uvijek morala vadit rodni list.

[Badgerella 5]

Potvrde o nekaznjavanju tj. police certificate obicno se traze prema mjestu stanovanja (zato se i traze za svaku zemlju u kojoj je kandidat boravio vise od 6 mjeseci). Rodni listovi i slicne potvrde obicno se podizu prema rodnom mjestu. Barem je tako u Hrvatskoj.

[Alpha1978 0]

Ja sam zivjela i u Hrvatskoj (Zagreb i Zadar) I u Njemackoj nekoliko godina a samo sam taj certificate iz Zepca predala i nikakvih problema nisam imala.

[malamu 0]

ja sam čula da potvrdu o nekažnjavanju trebam uzeti u mjestu rođenja, bez obzira što tamo ne živim većinu svog života.

ali sve u svemu, i mjesto stanovanja i mjesto rođenja mi je u BIH. srećom nisam živjela nigdje drugo.

Elvis, šta je bilo na kraju, je li trebalo oboje? (Elvis nije bio odavno online)

nadam se da nas neće ružiti jer pričamo na bosanskom/hrvatskom

evo malo sam tražila na netu:

Police Records

Police certificates for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are available from the cantonal ministries of interior in the Federation entity of BiH, and from district police department in the Republika Srpska (RS) entity of BiH.

An application for a copy of a police record should be submitted to the police authority (cantonal ministry of interior or police department) at the applicant’s place of residence. People who reside in the same canton or district where they were born will have the fastest service (about three days), as all civil records in BiH are archived based on the citizen’s place of birth. For people residing in a canton or district different from their place of birth, the local police will have to request information from the person’s town of birth; response times are uncertain. Citizens born in the Republika Srpska should apply for the police certificate in person in their town of birth. Based on the certificate from the place of birth, the cantonal ministry of interior at the place of residence will issue the final official version of the certificate. Every citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina should be able to obtain this certificate. The fee for this certificate in the Federation is KM 60.

It is very important not to confuse the police certificate with a certificate issued by courts, which is often referred to by the same name (“Uvjerenje o nekažnjavanju”), but covers only the period of the past six months and indicates the absence of any investigation, charge, or conviction in that period. The police certificate covers all periods of time the person has lived in BiH.

Bosnian applicants living outside BIH must apply at the police department in their place of birth, either in person or through an authorized representative, in which case an original notarized power-of-attorney will be required.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/reciproc...ocity_3518.html

[dixi27 5]

molim vas ako neko zna da li fiance letter of intent mora biti ovjereno od strane notara ili sudskog tumaca

[sharky-rex 76]

Ne treba. Inače imaš Bosanski topic tu http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/307388-bosnia-and-herzegovina/