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I don't want to Lie about police clearance

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1 minute ago, FONA said:

But I live in Sweden.

You have mentioned that

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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2 hours ago, powerpuff said:

What fits into that is you not disclosing it, they find out and you have a lifetime representation ban. Forget about ever setting foot in the US. Do you not think the DOS has contacts with the government of the country the consulate is in or has a way of running background checks there? It is definitely part of the process, it is a known fact they run a background check on you before issuing a visa. They will not let someone who will become a Permanent resident just waltz into the US without vetting them first. If you think the US consulate solely relies on your police certificate, you are mistaken.

 

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So I can't even visit through visa waiver program? I've heard that if you show them your Police clearnance and reports and they see you are clean there they don't do more searching, or in deph searching, maybe that is from case to case tho? So yeah better to be on the secure side and show it.

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Just now, FONA said:

So I can't even visit through visa waiver program? I've heard that if you show them your Police clearnance and reports and they see you are clean there they don't do more searching, or in deph searching, maybe that is from case to case tho? So yeah better to be on the secure side and show it.

Read it carefully, if you will get a ban for misrepresentation, then no, you will not be able to visit the US.

 

 

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