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Caribbean Pirate   9

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Hi all,

I have a question: one of the requirements for the IV package according to LingChe says: "police certificate is required for any place in their country of citizenship; the beneficiary has lived longer than six (6) months, after the age of 16."

I have my police certificate from Germany but there is only one certificate, there are no certificates for specific cities/ places. Since I lived in several cities in Germany since I was 16 I am worried that they want to see more certificates.

Any experiences with that?

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djamella   5

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Hi all,

I have a question: one of the requirements for the IV package according to LingChe says: "police certificate is required for any place in their country of citizenship; the beneficiary has lived longer than six (6) months, after the age of 16."

I have my police certificate from Germany but there is only one certificate, there are no certificates for specific cities/ places. Since I lived in several cities in Germany since I was 16 I am worried that they want to see more certificates.

Any experiences with that?

Good morning,

actually the police certificate has nothing to do with the diffrent places you have lived at in germany,

since the records of the Einwohnermeldeamt show and proove where you have been registered. Its a must in germany

to register whenever you move. The police certificate is issued from the data base in germany which allready stores

every kind of information about you.

I only sent in one, the only one I could get :)

But let me know if I am wrong, thank you!

 
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