k-1 K-1 Visa - Police Report Ukraine, Kyiv

[HP+IC 292]

6 minutes ago, Ksenia_O said:

I might be mistaken here, but why then you have to provide your interior passport or resident ID (usually registered with local authority as well) and list all names used to get the Police certificate?.. they don't ask for an  International passport - only interior....

 

Don't see how can they even run a background check on a every overstayed tourist (which seems was the case)..  These people don't even 'exist" for MVD - it's a job for Ministry of Foreign Affairs /Custom, but they have nothing to do with issuance of  Police certificate.  

But again - I might be mistaken. 

 

P.S. Glad you got someone alive  on hold at the Embassy

I totally second you with that. The only thing that comes to my mind is to write an official 'individual's request for information' to MVD (it's a type of letter that state authorities are not allowed to neglect and if they do, punishment comes soon and harsh) in Ukrainian and ask whether such foreign national can get this clearance and if so, then where and how. If the answer will be 'no', it will be 100% official no.

[Ksenia_O 696]

3 minutes ago, HP+IC said:

I totally second you with that. The only thing that comes to my mind is to write an official 'individual's request for information' to MVD (it's a type of letter that state authorities are not allowed to neglect and if they do, punishment comes soon and harsh) in Ukrainian and ask whether such foreign national can get this clearance and if so, then where and how. If the answer will be 'no', it will be 100% official no.

Good idea about Letter! 

 

[Shiran 1,134]

1 hour ago, Ksenia_O said:

f she  was not in Ukraine as a resident, then, most likely, there is  no record of her with Ministry of Interior Affairs . And it may be  impossible to get a police certificate., since there is no record.

This was linked earlier in the thread, this is from Ukrainian embassy in Canada.

https://canada.mfa.gov.ua/en/consular-affairs/services/police-certificate which totally makes sense to me.

 

There is no internal passport, as it is foreign national asking for police clearance so process for them is obviously different. It is also not free. I see no reason why embassy in Brazil would not have same service, but with how convoluted everything about this process is I am not at all surprised if for some reason they don't. The over stay should not matter for the purposes of police certificate, they are not trying to prove negative, they are just reporting lack of positive as far as police records go.

[Ksenia_O 696]

2 hours ago, Shiran said:

This was linked earlier in the thread, this is from Ukrainian embassy in Canada.

https://canada.mfa.gov.ua/en/consular-affairs/services/police-certificate which totally makes sense to me.

 

There is no internal passport, as it is foreign national asking for police clearance so process for them is obviously different. It is also not free. I see no reason why embassy in Brazil would not have same service, but with how convoluted everything about this process is I am not at all surprised if for some reason they don't. The over stay should not matter for the purposes of police certificate, they are not trying to prove negative, they are just reporting lack of positive as far as police records go.

The link clearly states that the address of the last residence must be indicated. And it is indicated - in a citizen's passport .

For foreigners,  present in the country more than 6 months (this implies a  resident status )   - a certificate of registration of residence would be provided. With the address. 

 

Overstay doesn't matter for Police certificate - that's true.

But I meant that for the Agency, an overstayed tourist still just a traveler who is not supposed to be in the country more than 90 days. So, no Police Certificate would be required /issued whatsoever. 

 

[Ksenia_O 696]

20 minutes ago, Ksenia_O said:

 

For foreigners,  present in the country more than 6 months (this implies a  resident status )   - a certificate of registration of residence would be provided. With the address. 

 

Students and people on other 'long term stay " visas are usually also  registered at the address of their residence  in Ukraine.

[millefleur 5,046]

Topic about the Ukrainian police cert for the Brazilian has been split to its own thread, as it might be helpful to other non-Ukrainians in a similar situation:

 

[Andruha 82]

On 2/27/2019 at 7:21 PM, SteveAnna said:

Thanks, I think this is the right place for information and unfortunately now I have a problem. I had no idea it would take this long to get a police report.  It says up to 30 days.  Her interview is March 11.  Maybe I need to call to get rescheduled; extended until we get the report. 

 

-Steve

My fiancé did the request online and picked it up a week later. This was recent. About two weeks ago. In Kiev 

[Mike and Liliia 24]

Police is impossible to do because of the war currently while is in "Marital law". Has anyone had any luck doing it recently?

 

 

Can confirm on this website. 

https://zakupki.com.ua/dovidky-pro-nesudymist-ta-vidsutnist-zaborgovanosti-pid-chas-voyennogo-stanu.html

Edited March 16, 2022 by Mike and Liliia
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