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Good conduction status from where to get ? Tangier or Rabat ?

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My petitioner needs a statement from the police office stating that she has good conduction status so from where you guys think we should be getting that from Tangier or Rabat ?

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Is this to get married in Morocco? If so, she can get the Moroccan background check here: https://casierjudiciaire.justice.gov.ma/Accueil.aspx?culture=en-US

 

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14 hours ago, RJandHamid said:

Is this to get married in Morocco? If so, she can get the Moroccan background check here: https://casierjudiciaire.justice.gov.ma/Accueil.aspx?culture=en-US

 

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Thanks a lot for the info guys ! I was wondering if you have any idea about whether going to Rabat or Tangier to get ability to marry statement ? I live near Tangier so would I be able to get that from there since the consul of external affairs building resides there ?

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2 hours ago, Mezyan said:

You guys decided to do the spousal visa? congrats. Hope the getting married part goes smoothly!

Thank you guys ! We don’t wanna pass through all the process after it seems long and complicated . 

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