South Africans

[gethere 0]

I need to ask fellow SA members questions about their medicals and their police reports? Where can I do this? I am looking for the forum but I want to talk to fellow SA people not look at the consulate forum. Thanks

[YuAndDan 153]

Medical and police reports are needed at the time of visa interview at the consulate, not at the time of filing of I-129F which is the K-1 forum.

Moving to Embassy Consulate forum.

Police reports:

Police Records

Available. Criminal records since 1901 covering the entire Republic are maintained at the South African Police Headquarters, Pretoria. The period The Commissioner of the South African Police issues certificates upon application, stating whether or not a criminal record exists, and, if so, particulars of the offense as well as any sentence passed.

The police authorities require an applicant to present verification of identity, such as a Book of Life, or valid passport, and a payment of R41.00 (South African rand forty one payable in cash, cheque or postal order, made payable to the South African police).

To obtain a certificate that is issued in single copy only, fingerprints must be taken by the local police in the applicant’s place of residence. The South African police forwards the completed fingerprint chart and the fee to the head office in Pretoria for issuance of the police clearance certificate. If the applicant is residing in the United States, he or she should forward a bank draft in the aount of R41.00 together with a completed fingerprint chart (bearing an official signature and stamp of the local police station) to:

South African Police Service

Criminal Record Centre

Private Bang X308

Pretoria 0001, South Africa

http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/reciproc...ocity_3672.html

Note: Medical center location will be designated in the letter sent out from the consulate.

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...ty=Johannesburg

[HappyNathy 0]

Gethere, are you in SA? If so, go to your local police station. Sooner rather than later is better as it took them a while to do it. If I remember correctly, it cost about R50.00 in 2006