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HELP: what does "at their current residence" mean for me?

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DeniseFrance   14

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If this applicant is living in their country of nationality at their current residence for more than 6 months, then this applicant needs a police certificate from the police athorities of that locality.

For over one year I have been living in France. Before that I was living in my country of nationality (Romania). I am the applicant and currently not living in my country of nationality (Romania).

So what does "at their current residence" mean in plain English?

My current residence is in France, correct? So would this mean that I only need a police certificate from France and not from Romania?

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you will need a "police certificate" from each country, france and romania. France because you have lived there longer than 6 months and also Romania because this is your home country and you have also lived there longer than 6 months.

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DeniseFrance   14

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thanks! can anybody else confirm this?

I just don't undersand why they would say: If it's my current residence... when it's no longer my current residence?? I guess this is why VJ is here to clear things up.

you will need a "police certificate" from each country, france and romania. France because you have lived there longer than 6 months and also Romania because this is your home country and you have also lived there longer than 6 months.

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thanks! can anybody else confirm this?

I just don't undersand why they would say: If it's my current residence... when it's no longer my current residence?? I guess this is why VJ is here to clear things up.

What is it exactly you want confirmed? The current address is where you are living now. However as stated before everyone has to get a police report wherever they lived for 6 months or more. For you your report expired so yes you have to get a new one no way around that.

I guess I am confused on why you are confused on the current residence.

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