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Police Records for interview

By jbarth200 in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

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jbarth200   2

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Hi all,

Just curious if my Fiancee needs to bring any kind of police certificate with her to her interview? She has never been arrested but she says she still needs to bring a certificate from the police..Is that true?

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HappyinLove2014   30

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Yes if she lives abroad for 6months or more.. Definitely she needs to secure a police clearance in that country.

In God we Trust 

Time line for AOS 2014
June 30--- Mailed our AOS PACKET
July 2----- USPS confirmed delivery
July 9----- Received mail and txt of acceptance from uscis for I-485, i-765 and I-131
July12---- Hard copy of i-485,i-765 and I-131 in the mail
July14-----Biometrics schedule arrive on the mail, Scheduled on August 6,2014
August6----Biometrics done!done!
Sept03-----EAD/AP CARD/document production :)
Sept11-----EAD card recieved
October16--Interview AOS :)
Approved on the spot
October 24-Green Card arrived in the mail. :)

 

Timeline for Removal of Condition 2016

July 17--------Mailed our packet

July 18--------Received our NOA

Oct 12---------Biometrics appoinment

Oct 28 2017-GreenCard on Hand

 

Naturalization 2018

February 5th--------Sent I-751 package to Chicago

February 7th--------Package delivered to P.O Chicago

February 10th------Cheque cashed.

Feb 14th ------------ NOA1 delivered in mail.

March 6th------------Bio-metrics done

April 16th-------------Interview schedule (approved)

April 17th-------------Oath Ceremony scheduled

May 3rd----------------Oath Ceremony

 
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Michell   3

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Is the Petitioner living in Mexico? For Mexico they do not need to obtain a police report. My husband already had his interview in December in Ciudad Juarez and they did not ask for it. When you receive your invitation letter a list of things needed will be given to you.

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