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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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hello guys, i'm quit confuse what exactly what we need nbi clearance or police clearance for submitting documents? because i know some people still need to get a local police clearance to every municipality they leave, is it the nbi clearance is not enough? unless u leave more than a year outside philippines u need a police clearance from the host country, but here in the philippines as local do we still need it?

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a lot of people here says its not needed and proved its also true..CO didnt ask for it when we were interviewed, just the new NBI . but i still got my local police clearance if in case CO asks for it... there's nothin wrong in bringing extra papers...so its up to you...

2013-02-28 i-130 filed @ phoenix lockbox 2013-11-06 transferred to "ANOTHER ofc 2013-12-09 to "alien number changed"
2013-03-05 check cashed 2013-11-07 transferred to "NEBRASKA ofc 2013-12-10 APPROVED
2013-03-09 NOA hardcopy rcvd w/ msc# PD march 4 2013-11-08 at USCIS ofc 2013-12-11 Shipped to DOS
2013-03-10 checked USCIS site - initial review 2013-12-17 NOA2 hardcopy rcvd


NVC STAGE
2014-01-09 NVC rcvd case (all 3)
2014-02-03 CASE number assigned (all 3)
2014-02-11 DS261 available filled out
2014-02-15 AOS fee paid
2014-02-21 AOS shows paid
2014-02-27 IV fee invoiced / paid (all 3)
2014-03-04 IV documents sent (UPS tracking 03-07)
2014-03-05 IV shows PAID / DS260 filled out (SPOUSE)
2014-03-06 IV fee for 1minor not accepted ERROR
2014-03-07 IV shows PAID / DS260 filled out (1 minor)
2014-03-07 IV fee invoiced again
2014-03-11 error IV rejected was able to pay again
2014-03-15 IV shows PAID / DS260 filled out (all 3 cases done)
2014-03-26 IV documents approved / false checklist for AOS
2014-04-01 AOS sent via certified mail (USPS tracking 04-07)
2014-04-09 AOS logged into the system
2014-04-23 CASE COMPLETE for 2 minor
2014-04-23 AOS checklist ( petitioner line13.a & joint sponsor tax extension)
2014-05-20 Checklist response mailed (FEDEX tracking 05-23)
2014-05-28 Checklist response scanned into system
2014-06-30 CASE COMPLETE

2014-07-01 CC EMAIL RCVD
2014-07-10 INTERVIEW SCHED GIVEN (by calling) (07/09 US date)
2014-07-11 INTERVIEW LETTER RCVD (07/10 US date)
2014-07-11 MEDICAL (07/09 - 07/11 PPD reading for minor)

2014-08-05 INTERVIEW @ USEM (221g NSO reverification)

2014-08-14 attached & send to CO for review

2014-08-19 VISA ISSUED

2014-08-20 visa printed

2014-08-26 VISA ON HAND!!!

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They don't ask for local police clearance they only want your NBI. Police clearance is only if u work or live abroad

12-09-13: wedding

USCIS

02-03-14: submit I-130

02-10-14: noa1

03-03-14: approved

03-17-14: case shipped to NVC

NVC

03-24-14: nvc receive

05-02-14: lawyer receive email of case # and IIN

05-02-14: pay both aos and iv

05-10-14: both appear paid

05-10-14: ds-260 submitted

05-26-14: both package mailed

05-30-14: nvc received both package

07-03-14: CASE COMPLETE :)

07-09-14: got my INTERVIEW DATE! (By a phone call)

07-10-14: appointment letter receive

MEDICAL AND EMBASSY

07-14-14: medical

07-15-14: result (passed)

08-08-14: interview date (APPROVED)

08-14-14: VISA ON HAND :D

GREEN CARD AND SSN

08-28-14: Paid ELIS

09-09-14: POE. ALOHA HAWAII ;)

09-13-14: SSN received

09-26-14: USCIS GC initial review

09-29-14: produced

10-03-14: GC arrived :))))

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ROC

08-17-16: Sent I-751 package to California Service Center

08-22-16: package delivered

08-26-16: NOA and extension letter received. (Receipt date: 08-22-16)

09-27-16: File a service request online

09-29-16: biometric appointment received

10-14-16: biometric appointment

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hello guys, i'm quit confuse what exactly what we need nbi clearance or police clearance for submitting documents? because i know some people still need to get a local police clearance to every municipality they leave, is it the nbi clearance is not enough? unless u leave more than a year outside philippines u need a police clearance from the host country, but here in the philippines as local do we still need it?

Follow the embassy instructions letter, it makes no mention of a local police certificate.

6. NBI CLEARANCE. Applicants aged 16 years and older must have a valid Record Clearance for
Travel Abroad Purposes from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). Clearances should be in
the applicant’s current name, birth certificate name, maiden name and any aliases or nicknames used,
including different spellings you have used of those names. An official letter of explanation from
the NBI is required for any notation of “No criminal record” or "No pending case”. For
immigration purposes, an NBI clearance is valid for one (1) year from the date it was issued. The
NBI web site is
7. OTHER COUNTRY POLICE CERTIFICATES. Applicants aged 16 years and older must also
present police certificates from other countries where they have lived for one (1) year or more after
reaching the age of 16. As with NBI clearances, foreign police certificates should be obtained in any
maiden names, aliases or nicknames used while in the country in question, including different
spellings you have used of those names. Country-specific information on how to secure police
certificates is available on the State Department’s web site at

http://photos.state.gov/libraries/manila/865058/instructionpackets/IV%20Applicants_%20Interview%20Preparation%20Instructions%20_as%20of%2017%20September%202013_%20without%20footer.pdf

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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thanks Hank_ for the inputs, at least i know from someone who experienced it.. i ask this because some of agent/attorney still asking for local police clearance to be provided, now its enlighten me what really i needed...

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