Police Certificate (China)

[longsack 1]

I recently started the visa process CR1 for my wife. I know that one day in the future we are going to require a police record/certification. She is a citizen of China (and has lived in China a good part of her life), however she is Korean and is currently living in Korea.

Will she be required to go back to China to get the police report/certificate or is there a way we can get it without her going back to China (via mail)?

Thanks

[S and R 8]

I recently started the visa process CR1 for my wife. I know that one day in the future we are going to require a police record/certification. She is a citizen of China (and has lived in China a good part of her life), however she is Korean and is currently living in Korea.

Will she be required to go back to China to get the police report/certificate or is there a way we can get it without her going back to China (via mail)?

Thanks

Im not sure about locals but I was a foreign resident in the mid-90's and I have just managed to get one in the mail. I contacted a law firm in the city I lived (thanks to Google...), wrote them an email and they did all the leg work - going to my university to obtain an initial clearance that then had to be presented to the Gong An Ju to get the police clearance. The process cost me RMB1000 (AUD150) which I gladly paid as I had run out of options. The Chinese Embassy here advised me to "get a local friend to do the leg work...." (??!!).

Just one way of getting it but good luck with the process.

[longsack 1]

Im not sure about locals but I was a foreign resident in the mid-90's and I have just managed to get one in the mail. I contacted a law firm in the city I lived (thanks to Google...), wrote them an email and they did all the leg work - going to my university to obtain an initial clearance that then had to be presented to the Gong An Ju to get the police clearance. The process cost me RMB1000 (AUD150) which I gladly paid as I had run out of options. The Chinese Embassy here advised me to "get a local friend to do the leg work...." (??!!).

Just one way of getting it but good luck with the process.

Thanks for the reply. I'm going to have her call her embassy in Seoul and see what can be done. Seems the best way to go, maybe they can help.