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Police certificate and certified translation have different dates

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Hi,

 

My French husband and I currently live together in China, and we are getting ready for his interview in Guangzhou.

 

Here's the potential problem:  his police certificate from France is dated from a few months ago--but the certified translation is dated from almost two years ago.  Do we need to get the certified translation over again even though the original one in French is recent?

 

(If you're wondering why that happened, we were going to move to the States together last year, but we decided to postpone his immigration one more year so that we could save up money.  And so, we had a police certificate sent last fall, had a certified translation of it done, and then we didn't do anything more with it.)

 

Thanks in advance!

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I see a problem. I would translate the new police certificate......technically, the translation is of a different one.

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