A little worried (Police Cert)

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My fiance is a Filipina living in S. Korea. She also lived in Japan for a six month period after the age of 16. I've read many places that she doesn't need a police certificate unless she stayed more than 12 months in another country other than the country she is residing, which would be six months.

I read something on the Seoul consulate website that says this:

Police certificates from countries where the beneficiary has resided after the age of 16;

Now, I'm a little confused. We have an approved petition...has anyone dealt with this before or a situation similar? I don't want to get surprised by anything at her interview. Any help would be appreciated.

[payxibka 10,045]

My fiance is a Filipina living in S. Korea. She also lived in Japan for a six month period after the age of 16. I've read many places that she doesn't need a police certificate unless she stayed more than 12 months in another country other than the country she is residing, which would be six months.

I read something on the Seoul consulate website that says this:

Police certificates from countries where the beneficiary has resided after the age of 16;

Now, I'm a little confused. We have an approved petition...has anyone dealt with this before or a situation similar? I don't want to get surprised by anything at her interview. Any help would be appreciated.

The 12 month requirement for stays abroad is the standard. Your packet 3 information should detail the specifics for Manila. I believe they are downloadable from the consulate website for you to review. I hope that is the case for you as Japan takes 2-3 months for a certificate.

[ivette 0]

My fiance is a Filipina living in S. Korea. She also lived in Japan for a six month period after the age of 16. I've read many places that she doesn't need a police certificate unless she stayed more than 12 months in another country other than the country she is residing, which would be six months.

I read something on the Seoul consulate website that says this:

Police certificates from countries where the beneficiary has resided after the age of 16;

Now, I'm a little confused. We have an approved petition...has anyone dealt with this before or a situation similar? I don't want to get surprised by anything at her interview. Any help would be appreciated.

My fiance is a Filipina living in S. Korea. She also lived in Japan for a six month period after the age of 16. I've read many places that she doesn't need a police certificate unless she stayed more than 12 months in another country other than the country she is residing, which would be six months.

I read something on the Seoul consulate website that says this:

Police certificates from countries where the beneficiary has resided after the age of 16;

Now, I'm a little confused. We have an approved petition...has anyone dealt with this before or a situation similar? I don't want to get surprised by anything at her interview. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi, I lived all my live in Peru but 4 months in Venezuela (I was older than 16 years age).

I got my fiance visa and already married in USA, when I did my papers for the K1 Visa I mentioned that I lived also in Venezuela but never gave a Police Certificate from Venezuela, only from Peru, and it was ok.

Good luck!

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Well, she is not doing her interview in Manila. She is doing it in Seoul...that's where she lives right now. The website I got that info from was the Seoul Consulate, but everything I read elsewhere says 12 months...that blurb says everywhere you have lived after the age of 16. I just want to know if that was perhaps just a guideline, as the page I was reading it off of was sort of a timeline as to how the K-1 works.

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I haven't gotten packet 3 yet, but I was thinking about contacting the consulate in Seoul and asking the question. I was just checking to see if anyone had any information or knew anything about this.