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Type of police clearance for K1?

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Hi guys,

I am seeking a police clearance letter from Toronto to take with me to my K1 interview. I studied there for 4 years and I have no criminal record over there.

I don't know if this is the rule across the board for all police clearance letters - but can anyone confirm if a simple police clearance letter running a nationwide search on your name and confirming that you don't have a record of offenses is fine? This would be processed at the Toronto police department level without having to be escalated to the RCMP for any deeper searches.

There's conflicting information about if the more in-depth letter (requiring fingerprints!!) is the standard for all applicants. I figure that that would only be required if you have offenses of any kind in your past? That one is a 4 month wait and is...well....expensive....

I don't mind hearing the type of clearance letters other posters took to their own K1 interviews even if its not from Canada. It will be helpful to at least understand how fussy embassies are about that sort of thing.

03/11/16 - Engaged!

09/27/16 – Interview Date – Approved

10/13/16 – POE Houston

12/22/16 - HAPPILY MARRIED!!!!

01/09/17 - AOS/EAD/AP filed

01/23/17 - NOA1 texts and emails received

01/27/17 - NOA1 hardcopies received 

02/11/17 - Biometrics appointment letter received

02/21/17 - Biometrics appointment

04/17/17 - EAD status changed to New Card Being Produced

04/21/17 - NOA2 hardcopies for EAD and AP received 

04/26/17 - EAD/AP combo card received

05/26/17 - RFE Received (I-485)

06/12/17 - RFE Response Received at Houston Field office

06/22/17 - I-485 approved, Card being produced

06/29/17 - Hardcopy I-485  approval notice received

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2016-11-03 - Package Sent - I-485, AP & EAD
2016-11-08 - Delivery Confirmation - Fedex
2016-11-22 - I-129F NOA1 : (text message)

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