police certificate

[benjamin10 0]

on the police station site for where i live it says i need to have a letter from immigration stating what i need exactly for the certificate i'm wondering if it would be faster to just call nvc to get this they seem to be really slow with email right now seems as soon we paid the 400 dollar fee they got really slow i'm on electronic processing so i should be able to call right? also nvc is really confusing me right now my husban signed up for ep right away and i got a letter in the mail in September from them stating that i needed to give the current address for my husband (the petitioner)when had already changed back in august bc they had the town wrong it's so frustrating dealing with all this especially since my husband is under deployment ad i'm looking after our son all by myself

[TimeTravel 78]

If you have paid AOS fee or IV fee, then just take the print out, and take one print from state site about where it mention about any immigration visa require police clearance certificate.

But to get the best and up-to-date answer, I suggest you to contact local US Embassy in Canada, and ask them for further guidance.

In Chennai, India, I applied PCC online, then next day, I visited there, and got the PCC withing 5 hours. They didnt need any letter from embassy or etc. All I said, I need PCC for USA. Done! Overall their process was very smooth.

Hope it helps.

[hikergirl 277]

You need to get a police certificate that states that CPIC or National Database has been checked.

You can get it done at the RCMP, local police station or the Commissionaires: http://www.commissionaires.bc.ca/en/services-personal/personal-criminal-record-checks/

The Commissionaires have 2 offices in Surrey so they might work out well for you.

Keep your chin up, you can get through this!

[hikergirl 277]

I just took a look at the Surrey RCMP site and if you decide to go there print off the Police Certificate requirements from this site for them: http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9013

They said they'll accept printouts from the web showing what you need.

[benjamin10 0]

i think i'll go to the Commissionaires it's closer and cheaper thanks alot i didn't know you could go somewhere else other then the police station. i'm trying to keep my chin up and just get through i'm hoping that i can get this done soon i just want my family back together thanks alot

[dukeandduchess 141]

Yeah I used the commissionaires in Vancouver. Super fast, easy, and pleasant to deal with unlike the absolute nightmare I had trying to get a police check from the RCMP.

You do need to have your addresses including postal codes for the last 5 years (a pain in the butt since I moved a lot as a university student).

[benjamin10 0]

ok thanks ive lived in the same place since i was 17 im almost 23 now so i think i'm ok

[Flames9_RN 358]

The RCMP in Kingston NS asked for the same thing--so I went home and printed it off from the USCIS website (what were the visa requirements) and they were happy with that

[benjamin10 0]

ok thanks guys you have been a big help