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beth65   0

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I have some questions you guys...my parent (mom) she lived in a tiny small town back in the Philippines and I didn't use her address on either the USCIS petition and forms etc..I used my cousin's address in Manila since it will be the safest and faster way for the immigration to mail all the documents or whatnot for my mom. Now my question is, she applied for a police clearance back where she lived now and that's what I am gonna send for her papers on the NVC process...do I need to ask her to get a police clearance from Manila as well? She don't live in manila she just using my cousin's address since she's going to be there for interview. I am all confused now.please help!

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Did you mom live anywhere outside the Philippines for 6 mos or over? If not, then don't be bothered by police clearance. She just need to secure an NBI clearance (green form) good for travel abroad.

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09/27/12- Sent I-129F via UPS10/01/12- 129-F packet arrived in Texas10/03/12- NOA 1 routed to VCS10/09/12 Received hard copy of NOA 104/09/13 Received Rfe04/17/13 Replied to rfe07/16/13 NOA208/15/13 Manila Embassy Interview<p>Met in Memphis, TN

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10/17/13- Sent AOS,EAD,AP

10/21/13- Noa1 (EAD and AP)

10/23/13- Noa1 (Green card)

11/19/13- Biometrics Appointment

12/1413- EAD and AP approved (card in production)

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Did you mom live anywhere outside the Philippines for 6 mos or over? If not, then don't be bothered by police clearance. She just need to secure an NBI clearance (green form) good for travel abroad.

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