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Police record, for au pair? Any au pair that has been k1 approved?

By Donna&Noelia in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures

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Donna&Noelia   6

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My fiance was an au pair in the USA for 12 months, and she stayed the extra 1 month there after because you are allowed to do so.

I am looking for other au pairs who have already passed thru an interview process via the embassy.

My question is... did you have to provide a police record?

She intends to provide her police record from Peru, but I am curious if she needs a police record from the USA since she lived here for 1 year on the au pair program. Anyone??? If so.. how can she go about getting her police record when she can't obviously enter to the USA.. I dont believe they just hand out police reports over the phone.... anyone?

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I was an Aupair too, I'm actually you do not need the police record I'm just taking one from Mexico just because, which is stupid because THEY DO NOT ask for one. So don't worry, besides if she did something wrong I bet is already on their system haha. :)

And btw I also stayed the extra month, after I finished my 13 months in NC, I had to renew my BorderCrossingCard -tourist visa- and they never say anything about overstaying, because like you said you are allowed to do it, and I've been visiting for 4 times since then

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