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evergreen   0

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This is one of the documents we need to take to our interview. What are they referring to? If my spouse lived in Ottawa and Quebec, where would he get a police certificate? Thanks!

Approval Dates:

I130 Approved (NOA2) 7/20/06 (144 Days)

I129 Approved (NOA2) 8/24/06 (41 Days)

Documents we have so far:

Criminal/police record check.

Immunization records/medical history (including negative Tb, HIV, syphyllis, etc).

Chest x-ray.

His birth certificate (long form).

Our marriage certificate.

My divorce decree.

Our passports.

Wedding photos, cards, credit cards, health insurance, evidence of legitimate marriage.

Notarized I-134 and supporting documents.

Notarized I-184 and supporting documents.

Five additional passport photos each.

Questions: See "Married on Visitor Visa"post

Cygnet Proficient

Cygnet   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I went to the RCMP (nearest where I live) to get a Canada-wide name check. However, applicants with a criminal record need the fingerprint-based certificate. Please check out the thread below:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...ice+certificate

Edited by Cygnet

CR-1

09/16/2005 Mailed I-130 (CSC)

09/21/2005 NOA 1

02/07/2006 NOA 2 (Day 143)

02/25/2006 Petitioner receives AOS Bill in U.S. (Day 161)

02/27/2006 AOS Bill (regular USPS) and DS-3032 (Canada Post regular) are mailed out

03/21/2006 Petitioner receives I-864 package (Day 185)

03/22/2006 Beneficiary receives IV Bill and sends payment - regular mail (Day 186)

03/24/2006 Petitioner sends back I-864 (Day 188)

04/13/2006 Beneficiary receives DS-230 (Day 208)

05/10/2006 Beneficiary sends back DS-230 and docs to NVC via Fedex (Day 235)

05/19/2006 NVC issues RFE on Question # 20 on the DS-230. (Day 244)

05/29/2006 Beneficiary receives RFE and sends it off (Day 254)

06/02/2006 NVC receives RFE (Day 258)

06/16/2006 Case Complete! (Day 272)

07/07/2006 Case forwarded to Consulate in Montreal (Day 293)

08/11/2006 INTERVIEW! VISA APPROVED!

08/14/2006 Picked up visa and crossed the border.

08/25/2006 SS card arrives in the mail

09/07/2006 GC arrives in the mail.

K-3

02/01/2006 Mailed I-129F

02/07/2006 NOA1

04/14/2006 I-129F is approved!

04/24/2006 NVC forwards the application to the consulate in Montreal

05/01/2006 Packet 3 is received from consulate & is sent of 3 days later

07/07/2006 Medical

08/08/2006 INTERVIEW- cancelled bec. of CR-1

griffin Community Regular

griffin   7

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POLICE RECORD: QUEBEC

Available. Applicants can apply for the police certificate at the nearest police department. The certificate consists of a duplicate set of fingerprint forms stamped by the Identification Branch, Headquarters, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Ottawa.

"Former residents of a consular district or applicants residing outside Canada may submit their request (along with their fingerprints taken in duplicate by the police authorities of their place of residence) to:

Commissioner

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Civil Section

P.O. Box 8885

12 Alta Vista Drive

Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3MB

A fee of 25 Canadian dollars must accompany each request. The fee must be in the form of a certified check or money order, payable to the Receiver General for Canada."

If no record is found, the forms are returned direct to the applicant and stamped "Searched Against RCMP Fingerprint Records- Only Negative Results", with the date and name of the Superintendent of the Identification Branch. If a police record exists, the fingerprint form is not stamped and a copy of the record is attached to the form.

Applicants who apply for RCMP police certificates in Montreal will encounter a delay since the fingerprint form is sent to Ottawa for processing and then mailed back to Montreal.

 
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