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NBI clearance doesn't need to be authenticated by DFA as per US Embassy in Singapore

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If you are like me who is wondering, the US Embassy in Singapore does NOT require the NBI clearance to be authenticated by DFA. I queried them and was surprised to receive a response after 10 minutes... that was superfast!! :) YAAYYY!! :)

Here’s a copy of their official response:

Dear Madam,

You only need to submit a NBI certificate. There is currently no requirement for the certificate to be authenticated.

Thank you.

Best Regards,

Immigrant Visa Unit

U.S. Embassy Singapore

6476-9100

singaporecon@state.gov

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