Police Clearance/Police Record from other country

[jhosy85 0]

My wife and I are applying for a CR1, I filed the petition in Manila Philippines. Since we both lived in Indonesia for a couple of years before we got married, she needs to submit a Police Record from Indonesia as part of the requirements for her interview with the US Embassy.

Anyone who is from Indonesia or has lived in Indonesia and had to get a Police Record, what is the proper notation that the US embassy needs to see that the beneficiary is clean with any police record? I will deeply appreciate any comments or feedback.. thank you so much.

Edited October 27, 2013 by jhosy85

[kaysil17 5]

My wife and I are applying for a CR1, I filed the petition in Manila Philippines. Since we both lived in Indonesia for a couple of years before we got married, she needs to submit a Police Record from Indonesia as part of the requirements on her interview in US Embassy.

Anyone who is from Indonesia or have lived in Indonesia and had to get the Police Record, what is the proper notation that the US embassy needs to show that the beneficiary is clean with any police record? I will deeply appreciate any comments or feedback.. thank you so much.

Hi,

I am currently working in Indonesia. I am awaiting for our case number so we can schedule my interview in USEM, Manila. Next week I will be requesting my Police Certificate from the main Police Station in Jakarta. Well, anyone who's lived outside their mother country for more than 6 months needs to request for a police certificate to show that they have good conduct in the said country during their stay. If you can't request the police certificate personally, I believe a friend who's still here can help you get it as long as you provide the requirements needed.

[Ryan H 3,798]

According to the Country Reciprocity Schedule, a police certificate from Indonesia is considered unavailable and not required.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9216#docs

Police Records

Unavailable for applicants inside and outside Indonesia. Indonesian police certificates require initial processing at a local or village level, which is nonstandard in nature, can be subject to capricious decisions by officials and may require nonofficial payments to proceed further."