I need your help! Paper from Chinese Police

[Xiao-mao 0]

Hi!

I am new here. And I need your help!

The situation is....I am Russian fiancee, but 2 years I lived in China.And now, for my interview I need a paper from the Police of China. But it turns out to be impossible.

I've tried many times but the answer is the same...Chinese Police does not give such kind of papers, and it is against Chinese Law.

And now I have no idea what to do with this, and how to find the way out, where can I get this paper???

I would be very thankful to you if you give me any ideas about this.

[Ladylethal 12]

Can't they provide you with a paper saying they don't give out police certificates? Just a thought, although what you should do is ask the members going through China. Try the foreign embassy forum.

[Larry and Maria 0]

Try going through your Embassy in China to get a statement.

Also, post a question asking how Chinese Nationals from Mainland China get a police report for a K-Visa.

The US Embassy requires it of most places.

Possibly, go through the US Embassy in China or have your USC Petitioner go through the US Embassy in China for you.

[zyggy 9]

Try going through your Embassy in China to get a statement.

Also, post a question asking how Chinese Nationals from Mainland China get a police report for a K-Visa.

The US Embassy requires it of most places.

Possibly, go through the US Embassy in China or have your USC Petitioner go through the US Embassy in China for you.

It says it's available on the State Dept site.. if the State Dept states it is available, then it will be required...

Generally available, reliable. Persons should apply for a certificate of no criminal record at the local Public Security Bureau (PSB) (or certain types of employers such as state owned enterprises), then make application to the notary office for a certificate based on the PSB document. Persons without a criminal record will be able to obtain a certificate to that effect. Certificates for individuals with one or more criminal convictions will list all convictions for which records still exist. The certificates purport to reflect all criminal convictions during residence in China. Police records are generally not available for the period prior to 1949. Notarial police certificates are based in part upon records from an individual's employer. If an employer refuses to release records, the notarial office is not able to issue a certificate. This is the case for persons sent abroad for education by the Chinese Government who fail to return to China.

[sadie33138 0]

There is info for you here:

http://travel.state.gov/visa/reciprocity/C...der/C/China.htm

Looks like you need a Notarial Document of No Criminal Record. Doesn't look easy or fast, but should be doable. This page tells you how to do it from outside China. If you still have a friend there, it would be much easier.

[Xiao-mao 0]

Thank you very much for your advice and help...I will try to do this,and i've registrated

myself on a chinese site, asked them also about this....

Oh, my Goodnees! Why the things are so complecated????