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I was living in Saudi Arabia till I was 17 and well I will probably need a police certificate from Saudi Arabia can anyone from Saudi Arabia tell me if it is possible for me to get it made without having to go there? My parents are over there so is it possible if they can get it made for me? If yes, then what's the process?

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Are you a Saudi citizen, if so, then you will have to return there yourself to obtain it. If you are not a Saudi citizen, then a police certificate from Saudi Arabia is considered unavailable since you no longer live there.

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You dont need saudi pcc if you dont live there anymore or have a permanent resident \family visa. It is not available if u dont live in saudi

http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9727

Police clearances are unavailable for third country nationals who no longer reside in the Kingdom.

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Im not a resident neither am I a citizen. I visited my parents in march 2013 however I was on a visit visa and now I am in Pakistan and can't go back there since i am working over here

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NOA 1- 31st July 2013

Case Transferred to CSC - 21st January 2014

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Case number, IIN, BIN Received - 21st March 2014

DS-261 Submitted - 23rd March 2014

AOS Bill Paid - 27th March 2014

E-mailed NVC to Change the Consulate of Beneficiary - 31st March 2014

IV Bill Paid - 5th April 2014

AOS Package Submitted - 7th April 2014

DS - 260 Available - 8th April 2014

Waiting for the reply from NVC before going any further :(

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New Case Number Assigned - 7th June 2014

NVC Received IV Docs - 17th June 2014

Case Complete - 29th July 2014

Interview - 11th September 2014 (which happens to be my husband's birthday! :)) - APPROOOOOVEDDDD Alhamdulillah

Ceac Status Changed to "Issued" - 12th September 2014

Got my Passport and Sealed Packet - 16th September 2014 Alhamdulillah!!

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Im not a resident neither am I a citizen. I visited my parents in march 2013 however I was on a visit visa and now I am in Pakistan and can't go back there since i am working over here

If you were not a citizen of Saudi then you do not need a police clearance certificate from there as they are not available for non-citizens who are not currently residing in Saudi.

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