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Questions regarding Civil Documents needed for D260 upload

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Arjun202106   0

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My spouse is in India and our I130 was recently approved and sent to the NVC. We payed the NVC fees and are no able to submit the AoS, DS 260 and Civil Documents. However, we are not sure if the police certificate is required to be uploaded right now or not. We asked a couple friends who recently went through the same process and they said they took the police certificate to the visa interview but did not upload to the NVC site. We did start the process at the local passport office in India for the Police Clearance Certificate (PCC).

 

If any of you have recent experience with civil documents, can you let us know if the PCC needs to be uploaded now or my spouse just needs to take it to the visa interview?

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They won't DQ you unless you have all civil documents they requires.

 
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
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JKLSemicolon   413

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Upload it now if you are interested in getting DQ as soon as possible, and also be ready to get an updated one to bring to the interview if it takes a long time to schedule, since police certificates are generally valid for one year (but check the information from your consulate to be sure).

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Arjun202106   0

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Thanks, everyone! We had already started the process for getting the police certificate, so we will just wait to receive the certificate then proceed.

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