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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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she is 60 yrs now, she changed like 9 different places (9 different adresses) but in same city, so one certificate is fine from a city or 9 certificates for each address.....

Police records (also known as Character Certificates) are available at no cost from District Coordinating Offices, and take up to three months to obtain. There is no central police register in Pakistan, and applicants should therefore provide certificates from every jurisdiction in which they have lived for the requisite period of time. Police certificates are available by mail. Applicants currently outside Pakistan should contact the nearest Pakistani Embassy or Consulate for instructions.

Mother's Journey

---------USCIS------------

06/03/11 - I-130 sent

06/13/11 - NOA1 recieved(priority date 06/06/11)

10/06/11 - NOA2 I-130 Approved

----------NVC--------------

11/02/11 - Case number assigned

11/02/11 - Email delivery requested

11/07/11 - Received email with DS-3032 / I-864 Bill

11/07/11 - Emailed completed DS-3032

11/07/11 - Paid online I-864 Bill

11/08/11 - Received email with I-864 Package

11/08/11 - Mailed completed I-864 with supporting documents

11/09/11 - Received email confirming that DS-3032 was accepted

11/10/11 - Received email with IV Bill

11/10/11 - Paid online IV Bill

11/18/11 - Received email with DS-230 Package

12/02/11 - Mailed completed DS-230 with supporting documents

12/08/11 - NVC case complete

----------MOS Consulate------------

12/12/11 - Consulate received

12/21/11 - Medical exam @ IOM

01/17/12 - Interview. Visa granted

02/23/12 - POE @ JFK

Filed: IR-5 Country: Pakistan
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Police records (also known as Character Certificates) are available at no cost from District Coordinating Offices, and take up to three months to obtain. There is no central police register in Pakistan, and applicants should therefore provide certificates from every jurisdiction in which they have lived for the requisite period of time. Police certificates are available by mail. Applicants currently outside Pakistan should contact the nearest Pakistani Embassy or Consulate for instructions.

thanks buddy

 
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