Police Certificate for Mexico

[juliecheese83 0]

Police certificates from your present country of residence and all countries where you have lived for 6 months or more since age 16 (Police certificates are also required for accompanying children age 16 or older)

I think I heard somewhere that Mexico doesn't do police certificates. Is this true? Is there anywhere "official" that this is stated? Thanks

[Sunny123 44]

Police certificates from your present country of residence and all countries where you have lived for 6 months or more since age 16 (Police certificates are also required for accompanying children age 16 or older)

I think I heard somewhere that Mexico doesn't do police certificates. Is this true? Is there anywhere "official" that this is stated? Thanks

you do not need a police clearance certificate if you are from mexico.

[lovest 5]

As far as I know the package 3 says that police certificates are 'unavailable' in MX, btw I didn't need them for my interview (:

[juliecheese83 0]

Thanks! Lovest I think I actually heard it first from you lol, but I couldn't remember where/when. If they say it in the packet, though, that's great. One less thing to work on!

[lovest 5]

hshsh, happy to help (: when are you going to CDJ?

[juliecheese83 0]

hshsh, happy to help (: when are you going to CDJ?

Oh, it'll be a while yet. We're just getting started. But I would like to get any paper stuff started ASAP.

[lovest 5]

Oh, it'll be a while yet. We're just getting started. But I would like to get any paper stuff started ASAP.

That's a good plan... I started gathering everything I thought I needed like 6 months before the interview! My fiancé used to tease me by telling me that the officer was going to ask one or two questions and wouldn't want to see everything I prepared... Which by the way ended up being true , but at least I was'n too nervous at the consulate because I knew I had almost anything that the officer could think of asking for