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Question for those of you who have experience with Peru.

Like me, were you told that you must get Penal, Police, and Court records?

If so, what if you do not have never been to court/jail/etc? Did the appropriate offices give you some report that says "there is nothing to report...he/she's clean?"

I am asking because several sources here suggest such records are only required if applicable, that is, only if you have a court/penal record. Which, naturally, makes sense.

However, forms from embassy in Peru do not mention "if applicable," rather they just say "all persons over 16 are required to do this."

They use words "if applicable" for military records. But when they don't say "if applicable" for other records it gets confusing. Naturally, I don't want to assume anything.

So, if you've never been arrested, in jail, or gone to court, what is there for these offices to even give you???

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Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Mexico, Latin & South America regional forum; OP is asking for Peru specific responses.

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Question for those of you who have experience with Peru.

Like me, were you told that you must get Penal, Police, and Court records?

If so, what if you do not have never been to court/jail/etc? Did the appropriate offices give you some report that says "there is nothing to report...he/she's clean?"

I am asking because several sources here suggest such records are only required if applicable, that is, only if you have a court/penal record. Which, naturally, makes sense.

However, forms from embassy in Peru do not mention "if applicable," rather they just say "all persons over 16 are required to do this."

They use words "if applicable" for military records. But when they don't say "if applicable" for other records it gets confusing. Naturally, I don't want to assume anything.

So, if you've never been arrested, in jail, or gone to court, what is there for these offices to even give you???

My fiance had no records at all but he still got all the paperwork that was required. The records just say : there are no records. GET THEM...THESE ARE ASK AT THE INTEVIEW!!!

My fiance did not get the military one because he did not serve nor belong to any of the military branches

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