Packet 3 Question

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

I am looking over packet 3 for my embassy (tirana, albania) and i am a little bit confused...

one of the required documents is a district court and attorney record issued at the city where you have lived in the past six months

im confused as to what this means...it also mentions that i need the police certificate, so im not sure what the heck they are asking for here....does this only apply to people who have a criminal record, or does it apply to everyone?

anyone else seen this before?

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

anyone out there?

[LKDougherty 0]

Hey I just sent an email to an different embassy, skopje, macedonia, and got this : "Police certificates for residents of Kosovo should be obtained from UNMIK at Alpha Camp in Kosovo Polje. Besides this document, your fiancé will still need to obtain a court certificate from the nearest court. " I wrote a follow up email if this is required from other countries where he resides as well, and I am still waiting to hear back. I'll let you know when I hear anything else.

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

Hey I just sent an email to an different embassy, skopje, macedonia, and got this : "Police certificates for residents of Kosovo should be obtained from UNMIK at Alpha Camp in Kosovo Polje. Besides this document, your fiancé will still need to obtain a court certificate from the nearest court. " I wrote a follow up email if this is required from other countries where he resides as well, and I am still waiting to hear back. I'll let you know when I hear anything else.

oh please do, thanks SO much

[LKDougherty 0]

Here's the the Macedonian Consulate sent me, also with answers to a couple other questions. Thought you might want to check it out:

"Your fiancé must bring both a police certificate and a court certificate from Kosovo. (maybe from home country). If he has lived in another foreign country for more than 1 year after his 16th birthday, he must provide us with a police certificate (court cert. not needed unless he was convicted) of respective country. I said I didn't make enough money to be the supporter, but did I need need to bring in the originals, or would copies of my bank account suffice. Apparently not. For the Affidavit of Support, we need both yours with supporting tax documents (even if income is not enough) and an AoS of the joint sponsor with supporting documents (tax statements). If you as the petitioner have not filed taxes, then you must supply us with a written and signed statement explaining why you did not file. When asked about high school transcripts and if they would be required : As for the school information, it is just necessary to know about consecutive attendance. No other documentation is required, unless at the time of application the consular officer would deem it necessary for one reason or the other."

I don't know if this is applicable at all embassys, but I figure it'll give you a good heads up.

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

Here's the the Macedonian Consulate sent me, also with answers to a couple other questions. Thought you might want to check it out:

"Your fiancé must bring both a police certificate and a court certificate from Kosovo. (maybe from home country). If he has lived in another foreign country for more than 1 year after his 16th birthday, he must provide us with a police certificate (court cert. not needed unless he was convicted) of respective country. I said I didn't make enough money to be the supporter, but did I need need to bring in the originals, or would copies of my bank account suffice. Apparently not. For the Affidavit of Support, we need both yours with supporting tax documents (even if income is not enough) and an AoS of the joint sponsor with supporting documents (tax statements). If you as the petitioner have not filed taxes, then you must supply us with a written and signed statement explaining why you did not file. When asked about high school transcripts and if they would be required : As for the school information, it is just necessary to know about consecutive attendance. No other documentation is required, unless at the time of application the consular officer would deem it necessary for one reason or the other."

I don't know if this is applicable at all embassys, but I figure it'll give you a good heads up.

that sounds about right...it seems that your embassy and tirana have the same requirements, because the list is the same...thanks SO much, that was really really helpful