Need police records from cities in america

[halimandserena 0]

Hello VJers - this is my first post and i will go straight to the point.

We are preparing the documentation for packet 3 and i have a question about police records.

My fiancee lived in St Charles, MO in 1993-94 while on an exchange program in highschool.

Then in Spring, TX in 2004 and in Houston, TX in 2007

Do we need to collect police certificates (background checks) from each police department?

thoughts on getting these (with her living in Germany)?

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/in...195.html#police

[ilteep 0]

No central office in America (as far as i know)

Yes we do it is called National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and is administered by the FBI

this is the "central office" but we as Americans do not register there. the info is forwarded there if it is a felony.

[payxibka 10,047]

No central office in America (as far as i know)

Yes we do it is called National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and is administered by the FBI

this is the "central office" but we as Americans do not register there.

never said we did.. did not know central registration was at issue...

[cdn_gewels 0]

This thread was helpful! I have lived in the US before and am relieved that I won't have to worry about a police check from the US! At least that's one less thing to worry about.

[SSS8380 0]

This is just a question related to this topic, my fiance has been residing in UK for a while, he will be there for another few months so when does he need to get the police records, do they have to be up to the most recent date before the interview? Right now we are waitng for our NOA2 and just want to know if he should have the police records ready from now.

Thanks

[payxibka 10,047]

This is just a question related to this topic, my fiance has been residing in UK for a while, he will be there for another few months so when does he need to get the police records, do they have to be up to the most recent date before the interview? Right now we are waitng for our NOA2 and just want to know if he should have the police records ready from now.

Thanks

the closer in obviously the better but for consulate purposes, police reports are valid for up to one year....