Juárez Interview on the 15th but missing Certified California Police Clearance

[Mike E 11,742]

2 minutes ago, UltraOkkotsu said:

I was asked to bring all original documents but when I moved cities I lost the clearance certificates i i originally submitted. When I went to get them again they local police recommended I submit my biometrics for the state DOJ as that would be a statewide clearance rather than a local clearance.  

Then you won’t be able to bring the original documents you submitted since the police aren’t willing to give them to you a second time for whatever reason. 
 

So bring what you have and hope you don’t have an RFE.  

 

If you get an RFE, you can share that RFE with the police department that denied you and hope they either give you what the RFE asks for or something in writing that says they refuse to give you what the consulate wants. 

[Crazy Cat 42,032]

1 minute ago, UltraOkkotsu said:

The NVC when I submitted all my document to them. I also had to get a police clearance (carta de antecedentes no penales) from Mexico. 

Okay great. I really appreciate all the responses from you all. I've just been panicking about that all week. 

Thanks.  We are just trying to help you from gathering a bunch of stuff you don't really need.

[Mike E 11,742]

4 minutes ago, UltraOkkotsu said:

I did but I'm not a U.S. resident. I figured being here illegally would bar me from the exemption

Illegal immigrants are US residents.  
 

 Btw. Are you a male older than age 18 and younger than age 26? 

[UltraOkkotsu 1]

1 minute ago, Mike E said:

Illegal immigrants are US residents.  
 

 Btw. Are you a male older than age 18 and younger than age 26? 

I am 27 and have lived here since the age of 2. 

[UltraOkkotsu 1]

7 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Can you post a copy of what NVC asked for? 

 

[Crazy Cat 42,032]

1 minute ago, UltraOkkotsu said:

 

Thanks.  I don't see a request or requirement for you to take US police reports.  

[UltraOkkotsu 1]

1 minute ago, Crazy Cat said:

Thanks.  I don't see a request or requirement for you to take US police reports.  

Thank you. Fingers crossed it all goes well with that. I've looked at YouTube vids of people going to the Juárez interview and they get asked for them but I hoping just the uncertified clearance will suffice.

[Mike E 11,742]

19 minutes ago, UltraOkkotsu said:

I am 27 and have lived here since the age of 2. 

Ok. You needed to register with selective service before you reached age 26.  Not a major issue but it means you won’t be able to naturalize until age 31.  

[UltraOkkotsu 1]

8 hours ago, Mike E said:

Ok. You needed to register with selective service before you reached age 26.  Not a major issue but it means you won’t be able to naturalize until age 31.  

I registered when I turned 18

[Mike E 11,742]

51 minutes ago, UltraOkkotsu said:

I registered when I turned 18

Awesome.  You are set then. Can even work for federal government after you naturalize.