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LexandAra   4

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My girlfriend is in mexico and we're applying for a k-1 visa. In the requirements it states to get a certificate to check criminal background? Does anyone know where to get this document from?

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Liz&Nate   23

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The "background check" (certificado de no antecedentes penales) in Mexico is not required if you haven't been convicted of a crime. If you have been convicted of a crime you need a Judge's certificate explaining the crimes. If you do want to include it in your documentation on the day of your fiance's interview you can get it at your local Secretaria de Gobierno. You need your original birth certificate and two photos.

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Met online in March 2009. Started dating through Skype in September 2009. Met in person on 03/14/2010. After many visits, both ways, Nate proposes to Liz on 8/10/2010.

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Ed & Luz   2

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In Baja California Norte it is called a Constancia de Antecedentes Penales and we got it at the SSP (secretaria de seguridad publica) takes about 20 minutes and $150 pesos. Check the SSP website in your state on how to get one.

We had it for the interview but the consulate in CDJ never asked for it, my fiancee has no crimanal record.

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