police clearance problem.

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My fiancee cannot get a police clearance from israel consulate because she lost the passport she used to travel there.they said if she dont have the passport,they cannot give her a police clearance.We dont know what to do now.Do she really need that police clearance for her interview?Is there anyone here that can help us or give us some advice on what to do?thanks..

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My fiancee cannot get a police clearance from israel consulate because she lost the passport she used to travel there.they said if she dont have the passport,they cannot give her a police clearance.We dont know what to do now.Do she really need that police clearance for her interview?Is there anyone here that can help us or give us some advice on what to do?thanks..

Contact the Philippine mission (Consulate, Embassy) directly in Israel, and see if they can assist you in getting your police clearance from the Israelis. Keep copies of all corespondence to document your attempts to comply with the requirement.

Further:

Police Records

Israel:

Generally available.

Israeli police certificates are available for citizens and residents of Israel as well as nonresidents. Police certificates may be requested at any Israeli police station. They are sent directly to the U.S. Embassy. Former residents residing outside of Israel should apply in person at an Israeli consular or diplomatic mission.

Israeli police records are centralized and automated. Cases are indexed according to a unique identification number (Israeli National Identity Number) for Israeli citizens. Non-Israeli citizens are also assigned an I.D. number that identifies them.

Criminal records are purged from the official police record seven years after the conviction, except for aggravated felonies or if the applicant had additional convictions during the seven years. In extraordinary circumstances, individuals can obtain a full print-out of their record including expunged convictions. The police will not provide this to the Embassy, since these print-outs have no legal effect in Israel.

The Palestinian Authority (Gaza And West Bank):

Palestinians who have lived in the West Bank or Gaza any time since the implementation of the Palestinian Authority in January 1994 should obtain a Certificate of Good Conduct issued by the Palestinian Ministry of the Interior. Applications must be submitted to the Palestinian Ministry of the Interior office located nearest the applicant's place of residence, and must be accompanied by four color photos. There is a charge for this certificate.

Former residents of the West Bank and Gaza now living abroad can obtain a Palestinian Certificate of Good Conduct by providing a Power of Attorney to an agent in the West Bank or Gaza. The Power of Attorney should be executed before a Palestinian Authority representative. Applicants in countries without such representation are advised to have their signature notarized or the document authenticated at an Arab diplomatic mission.

Residents of the Palestinian Authority born in 1978 or before should also present an Israeli police certificate. They must request it through the Palestinian office of Civil Affairs located in their place of residence by presenting their ID card with their Israeli identity number.

Edited February 12, 2009 by Mister_Bill