countries with no police cert

[kristinmadu 0]

we live in a country that is on the list "police certificates not available"--- do we need something to replace this or do we just not need one? thx!

[Otto 83]

we live in a country that is on the list "police certificates not available"--- do we need something to replace this or do we just not need one? thx!

The interviewing country's US Embassy/Consulate is aware of these countries and will not ask for a document you can not get - there really is nothing to replace it with.

[payxibka 10,045]

we live in a country that is on the list "police certificates not available"--- do we need something to replace this or do we just not need one? thx!

The interviewing country's US Embassy/Consulate is aware of these countries and will not ask for a document you can not get - there really is nothing to replace it with.

They should know but they do not always... come prepared with a print out of the "list"

If it is for Sri Lanka then the State Department understands differently

Police Records

Available, upon request by the United States Embassy in Colombo. Sri Lanka nationals over the age of 16 must provide the Embassy with their national identity card (NIC) number, date and place of birth, and last residential address in Sri Lanka. Non-Sri Lanka nationals must provide the Embassy with passport identification and Sri Lanka residence visa information. The Embassy will provide a letter summarizing the finding of the police record check. There is no fee for this service. Processing time is approximately six weeks.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/reciproc...ocity_3674.html

Edited December 1, 2008 by payxibka