should i need police clearance&baptismal?????

[lizzie009 0]

hi everybody!!! im a new member here... i wanna ask if police clearance is needed for the additional requirements and also the baptismal..u know i want to get all the possible requirements cant afford to missed any during the interview..im worried u know...tnx for the help in advance..

godbless everyone!!!

[YuAndDan 153]

You may get better answers if you take the time to fill in the details in your profile. Foreign spouse/fiance(e) country, location, service center, filed for... As well as doing a timeline.

Police certificate is needed from practically every country. The rule is police certificat from every country lived in for 1 year or more since age 16.

FAQ: http://www.visajourney.com/faq/k1k2visa-application.html

Edited February 5, 2007 by YuAndDan

[lizzie009 0]

You may get better answers if you take the time to fill in the details in your profile. Foreign spouse/fiance(e) country, location, service center, filed for... As well as doing a timeline.

Police certificate is needed from practically every country. The rule is police certificat from every country lived in for 1 year or more since age 16.

FAQ: http://www.visajourney.com/faq/k1k2visa-application.html

[kitkat1 5]

Every consulate has different requirements regarding what needs to be provided. Normally this information is available on the US consulate website for your country. Police certificates are not available in all countries and are not required by all consulates. As YuAndDan said, you need to fill out your timeline indicating what kind of visa, what country the fiance is in, your NOA dates, etc. if you want people to take the time to give you accurate answers.

[lizzie009 0]

You may get better answers if you take the time to fill in the details in your profile. Foreign spouse/fiance(e) country, location, service center, filed for... As well as doing a timeline.

Police certificate is needed from practically every country. The rule is police certificat from every country lived in for 1 year or more since age 16.

FAQ: http://www.visajourney.com/faq/k1k2visa-application.html

wow tnx for the fast reply...i'l update our timeline later as i dont know yet the exact date..we filed the K-1 Last. Nov-24/30 2006..IL ask my hubby for the dates..heheheh!!!anyway tnx a lot.....i've read before that u dont need to get a police clearance depending upon if u will ask to..I got my NBI..but maybe i should get a clearance just to prepare..

[Ken_Maria 0]

Lizzie, Looking at your time line information, you will get better answers in the Foreign Embassy section under the Manila Interview thread. Ken and Maria

wow tnx for the fast reply...i'l update our timeline later as i dont know yet the exact date..we filed the K-1 Last. Nov-24/30 2006..IL ask my hubby for the dates..heheheh!!!anyway tnx a lot.....i've read before that u dont need to get a police clearance depending upon if u will ask to..I got my NBI..but maybe i should get a clearance just to prepare..

[kitkat1 5]

wow tnx for the fast reply...i'l update our timeline later as i dont know yet the exact date..we filed the K-1 Last. Nov-24/30 2006..IL ask my hubby for the dates..heheheh!!!anyway tnx a lot.....i've read before that u dont need to get a police clearance depending upon if u will ask to..I got my NBI..but maybe i should get a clearance just to prepare..

I am totally confused. You filed an I-129F petition for a FIANCE? Why are you calling him your hubby?

It helps to get accurate information if you put the correct information in your timeline for the COUNTRY and the TYPE OF VISA.

[JoeMama 0]

wow tnx for the fast reply...i'l update our timeline later as i dont know yet the exact date..we filed the K-1 Last. Nov-24/30 2006..IL ask my hubby for the dates..heheheh!!!anyway tnx a lot.....i've read before that u dont need to get a police clearance depending upon if u will ask to..I got my NBI..but maybe i should get a clearance just to prepare..

I am totally confused. You filed an I-129F petition for a FIANCE? Why are you calling him your hubby?

It helps to get accurate information if you put the correct information in your timeline for the COUNTRY and the TYPE OF VISA.

It turned out in another thread the person she calls "hubby" is just a nickname. I see a couple of her posts scattered all over this site asking questions that are easily and clearly understood on K-1 help section. It's a good thing that people on here have enough respect to not "toy" around with someone's situation

Edited February 5, 2007 by altimixdj

[YuAndDan 153]

You may get better answers if you take the time to fill in the details in your profile. Foreign spouse/fiance(e) country, location, service center, filed for... As well as doing a timeline.

Police certificate is needed from practically every country. The rule is police certificat from every country lived in for 1 year or more since age 16.

FAQ: http://www.visajourney.com/faq/k1k2visa-application.html

wow tnx for the fast reply...i'l update our timeline later as i dont know yet the exact date..we filed the K-1 Last. Nov-24/30 2006..IL ask my hubby for the dates..heheheh!!!anyway tnx a lot.....i've read before that u dont need to get a police clearance depending upon if u will ask to..I got my NBI..but maybe i should get a clearance just to prepare..

Thank you for updating your profile.

From Manila embassy:

f. 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). An official letter of explanation from the NBI is required if an NBI Clearance has any of the following notations: “No Criminal Record,” “No Criminal Conviction,” “No Pending Case,” or “With Derogatory Record.”

g. OTHER COUNTRY POLICE CERTIFICATES. Applicants aged 16 years and older must also present police certificates from other countries where they have lived for six (6) months or more after reaching the age of 16. Information on police certificate availability by country can be found on the Embassy’s website or at http://intranet.ca.state.gov/reciprocityweb/index.htm

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwfivk1.pdf

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3023.html

And yes the practice of using Husband and Wife to refer to each other before marriage is bad, and can cause problems at interview or at POE.

Here is a prime example why you need to stop the practice of using husband and wife until after you are really married:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=53111

Stopped at the POE and returned home, possible waiver required.