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RFE: Certificate of Good Conduct in the US for the previous 5 yrs

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Hi...

I have been issued a RFE for "CERTIFICATION OF GOOD CONDUCT" They asked that I provide a letter issued by the local law enforcement agency (County's Sheriff's Office or Local Police Department) indicating that I have no criminal record. This is because my fingerprints have twice been rejected as "illegible". A separate letter is required for each law enforcement district in which I have resided during the previous 5 years (in US only)

So my question is:

1 - Has anyone experience this and how long does the law enforcement agency take to issue the certificate of good conduct?

2 - Sheriff's Office or Police Department?

3 - Before I moved to the US on K-1, I have visited the US to three other different states for the max of 5 days each state. That was 3 years ago and do I need to get those too.. I hope not since I was just a tourist for a short period of time, right?

Any response is appreciated. Thank you so much.

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