Thai Police Clearance Certificate question

[PoaJinAmerican 0]

Hello all, new user here. Information in these forums has been greatly helpful, but now I'm stuck and need info ASAP.

We are in the middle of getting the forms for Packet 3 submission to the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok. We never received the Packet 3 by mail and were instructed by the embassy to just download the forms from their website. Now we're trying to get the Police Certificate, but it seems they "absolutely require" the cover letter of Packet 3 as the requesting letter from the U.S. Embassy.

Is there some other form, other than the Packet 3 cover letter, such as a copy of the NOA2, that would fulfill this requirement for the Royal Thai police?

Any advice from anyone who's gone through this process (especially those who never received Packet 3 by mail) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[payxibka 10,047]

moving thread to:

US Embassy and Consulate Discussion

This is the place to post your experiences or questions related to this last step before moving to the US. Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.

[Ning 619]

Hello all, new user here. Information in these forums has been greatly helpful, but now I'm stuck and need info ASAP.

We are in the middle of getting the forms for Packet 3 submission to the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok. We never received the Packet 3 by mail and were instructed by the embassy to just download the forms from their website. Now we're trying to get the Police Certificate, but it seems they "absolutely require" the cover letter of Packet 3 as the requesting letter from the U.S. Embassy.

Is there some other form, other than the Packet 3 cover letter, such as a copy of the NOA2, that would fulfill this requirement for the Royal Thai police?

Any advice from anyone who's gone through this process (especially those who never received Packet 3 by mail) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

It seems we can never be sure of whats up in BKK. Members here on V J have used one of the NOA notices to get the police report in the recent past.

[JD63 4]

Yeah, we used NOA forms I believe, because she never received Packet 3. Have your fiance ask/plead if there's someone she can talk to speed it up or deal with this situation. They certainly can issue a letter, it's just a matter of who you need to talk to.

[rsn 135]

Hello all, new user here. Information in these forums has been greatly helpful, but now I'm stuck and need info ASAP.

We are in the middle of getting the forms for Packet 3 submission to the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok. We never received the Packet 3 by mail and were instructed by the embassy to just download the forms from their website. Now we're trying to get the Police Certificate, but it seems they "absolutely require" the cover letter of Packet 3 as the requesting letter from the U.S. Embassy.

Is there some other form, other than the Packet 3 cover letter, such as a copy of the NOA2, that would fulfill this requirement for the Royal Thai police?

Any advice from anyone who's gone through this process (especially those who never received Packet 3 by mail) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

If they really want packet 3 for some bizarre reason, print it off of the embassy's website and hand it to them. Write your case number on the cover sheet.

[PoaJinAmerican 0]

Update. No problem with tbe (copy) NOA2. In fact, they only asked for copies, though most of the sites I've read said bring originals.

[Rusl 0]

I am sorry guys, just wanted to clarify a previous statement.

Are we required to request a Police Clearance Certificate again? Even though, we have already submitted it along with the DS-230 form?

[Nicoco 26]

If you've been to the US, do you still have to do it?

[payxibka 10,047]

If you've been to the US, do you still have to do it?

you don't need one from the US but you will need one from other places

[Nicoco 26]

Does this mean he has to go in person to BKK to get it?