Question about Casablanca Embassy

[HABU123 3]

Hello,

I need a clarification please from anyone who had experience with the embassy in Casablanca, Morocco for immigration Visa:

In the PDF I downloaded regarding their requirements, it says :

"Police Certificate: For each applicant aged 16 years or over. You must get a police certificate from your country of nationality, from each country in which you have lived for one year or more since your 16th birthday and from any country where you currently reside. Police certificates are valid for one (1) year from the date they were issued. We cannot issue a visa without a current, valid police certificate...."

In Morocco, they issue a police certificate that is valid only for 3 months.

The question is:

1- Have you experienced the same thing?

2- Is there a way to get a police certificate in Morocco that is valid for one year to comply with the embassy requirements?

[B&Z 201]

The consulate accepts the certificate for up to a year after it was issued, regardless of the 3 month validity.

[HABU123 3]

The consulate accepts the certificate for up to a year after it was issued, regardless of the 3 month validity.

Thank you! so I can use the one we have (even though it says on the top valid for 3 month) and the consulate will accept it anyway?

[B&Z 201]

Thank you! so I can use the one we have (even though it says on the top valid for 3 month) and the consulate will accept it anyway?

Yes, the consulate will accept it as long as it's under a year old.

[HABU123 3]

Yes, the consulate will accept it as long as it's under a year old.

Thanks Again!!

[JFH 12,190]

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