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CountryBoy   0

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My fiancee is going to Camp Crame in Edsa, Qeuzon City to have her fingerprints taken and then to the Japanese Consulate in Manila to request her police clearance (she worked there a number of times).

Does anyone know if there are charges associated with the fingerprinting or request for police clearance? She is leaving in one hour but insisted that I get online and ask just the same.

Thanks,

CB

Donnie and Sylvia

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I don't know if there's a payment of fingerprints to be taken in Camp Crame, but I'm certainly sure there's a fee in getting a police clearance anywhere. I got mine from Taiwan and Hong Kong. BTW, I don't know about the fingerprints in Camp Crame coz' my papers was processed in HK. God bless.

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Never mind, I misread the post

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:thumbs: Hi! Did your fiancee apply for a Japanese police clearance before or after her USEM interview? Is it possible to get a Japanese police clearance before the USEM interview? What are the requirements? Hope you can help a fellow VJer. God bless.

Costs were ..

500 php for fingerprints

no cost for Police Clearance

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All free, it takes 2 months, and it arrived in a seal envelop you cannot open to me...

My fiancee is going to Camp Crame in Edsa, Qeuzon City to have her fingerprints taken and then to the Japanese Consulate in Manila to request her police clearance (she worked there a number of times).

Does anyone know if there are charges associated with the fingerprinting or request for police clearance? She is leaving in one hour but insisted that I get online and ask just the same.

Thanks,

CB

I guess the Manila's JP consulate needs extra $$! No charges in other countries.

Costs were ..

500 php for fingerprints

no cost for Police Clearance

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Karaoke   0

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Sorry my comment aboute the free fingerprinting was obviously in relation to the Japanese police certificate of course...

Had misread!

She just left but it will take her about 2 1/2 hours to get to Quezon City so if anyone has information I can still call her ..

Thanks so much,

CB

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