nbi clearance

[vbtbmrt 2]

ok here is what i got going on need help my wife is from philippines and is working in another country. ok she got police clearance from that country and sent off to philippines for nbi cleareance i just got it in the mail today she had a family member pick it up for her so my question is this going to matter to nvc or do i send to her and she take to embassy or somewhere to just get a print on it ????

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the police clearance she took from the country where she work is needed during the interview.

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ok here is what i got going on need help my wife is from philippines and is working in another country. ok she got police clearance from that country and sent off to philippines for nbi cleareance i just got it in the mail today she had a family member pick it up for her so my question is this going to matter to nvc or do i send to her and she take to embassy or somewhere to just get a print on it ????

what I did was since I lost my previous NBI clearance I got NBI clearance again from Philippine embsssy here in Singapore, have fingerprints and forwarded it to the NBI office in the Phils then have to take it back to the Phils embassy here in Singapore again for authentication.

[vbtbmrt 2]

so is it a big deal that it dont have it on there will nvc accept it as is

[RandyandRina 2]

remember this is for CR1, K1 has a different way of doing things especially that CR1 goes through NVC while K1 does not. Your wife needs both Police Certificate from that country and all city of residence (locality) she lived in for more than 6 months and also the NBI from Manila to submit to NVC, with the DS230. And YES, it must have your wife's fingerprints for the certificates to be valid. This is part of the intial background check, thus needs to be submitted to NVC regardless. You also need to obtain the same Police certificates from both international and locality and NBI at the time of interview at USEM.

Edited October 27, 2007 by RandyandRina

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remember this is for CR1, K1 has a different way of doing things especially that CR1 goes through NVC while K1 does not. Your wife needs both Police Certificate from that country and all city of residence (locality) she lived in for more than 6 months and also the NBI from Manila to submit to NVC, with the DS230. And YES, it must have your wife's fingerprints for the certificates to be valid. This is part of the intial background check, thus needs to be submitted to NVC regardless. You also need to obtain the same Police certificates from both international and locality and NBI at the time of interview at USEM.

Ouch! Sorry wrong reply, didn't see it right away! Anyway, thanks for buzzing!