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Question about the Police Clearance Report

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Snowbird7824   3

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Dear all,

I have a question regarding the police clearance report. I am a Hong Kong Citizen and I have studied and worked in the states for over 10 years through work visa program. I met my hubby in the states. Now I am back to Hong Kong for almost a year now. Recently, my hubby had submitted the CR1 petition to USCIS for me. My question is if I need to submit the police report. Just one from HK police or I need to get one from the States as well. If so, can anyone tell me how to do it for US that one? I can't find much info from internet.

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KLS2010   30

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Australia
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No, you don't need a police check for any time spent in the states :)

USCIS

30 Nov 2010 - Sent I-130 to Chicago

1 Dec 2010 - I-130 received at Chicago

18 Apr 2011 - APPROVED!! NOA2 text and email

NVC

29 Apr 2011 - Case entered into the system/Case number assigned; Medical Exam in Sydney

30 Apr 2011 - Police Check Application sent

2 May 2011 - Called NVC and got Invoice ID number

3 May 2011 - Sent DS-3032 email

4 May 2011 - Received email reply from NVC for DS-3032; Received Medical Exam results

5 May 2011 - AOS invoiced and paid

7 May 2011 - AOS package sent; IV invoiced and paid

9 May 2011 - AOS package delivered to NVC according to tracking

20 May 2011 - RFE for missing IV package....still waiting on Police Certificate!

24 May 2011 - Received Police Certificate after 25 days (so much for 7-10!); IV package sent

27 May 2011 - IV package delivered according to tracking

8 Jun 2011 - RFE for original marriage certificate; requested supervisor review since we KNOW it was in the package!

30 Jun 2011 - SIF and CC - FINALLY!!!!

13 Jul 2011 - Interview date assigned! Scheduled for August 9th @ 10am

9 Aug 2011 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

12 Aug 2011 - Visa in hand

24 Aug 2011 - POE @ LAX

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JS&PL   3

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Hong Kong
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You only need one from the HK police if you have only lived in the states and hk. However, you would also need police clearance from any other countries you lived for more than 12 months after age 16, if any that is. B-)

OUR JourneyK103/19/2012 I129F sent (CSC)03/27/2012 NOA 107/24/2012 NOA 2 (123 Days from NOA 1)08/02/2012 NVC (5 days)08/14/2012 Received Packet 3 (22 Days from NOA 2)08/29/2012 Interview & APPROVED!! (159 Days from NOA 1)08/31/2012 K1 visa in Hand!!!!11/07/2012 POE via Chicago11/09/2012 MarriageAOS (Green Card in hand after 4 months and 4 days)11/30/2012 AOS package sent12/07/2012 NOA hard copies received for AOS, EAD & AP12/28/2012 Biometrics appointment02/04/2013 EAD & AP combo card received (approved after 57 days)03/26/2013 Interview04/03/2013 Conditional Green Card received (8 days after interview)*Green Card in hand 12 months 15 days after I129 was sent* ROC01/20/2015 ROC package sent01/21/2015 NOA (Received in mail on 01/26/2015) 02/17/2015 Biometrics appointment 06/18/2015 Approved 06/26/2015 Card received ________________________________________________________________________9hft6b514xjptqer.png[url="http://www.magicalkingdoms.com/timers/"?5v4diae5bqndljpg.png[/url]

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Mijn   0

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My fiance is a UK citizen and lived in the Netherlands all his life. He has ONE incident which produced a police record. I am wondering how this affects our application. The record indicates, assault but he was never in jail or sentenced. He had to pay a fine of only 500 euros. Would this affect our application? Please Help!!!

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