Kristine and Jan
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Update 10/15/2024 My fiancé flew to Qatar himself and got the PCC. We were supposed to send our relative in Qatar a SPA to get the PCC for us, but then we weren't sure if we'll get it or not. So we decided to apply for a Tourist Visa and in a day or two we got the PCC and had it stamped to MOFA.
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Hi. There are no CFO done in Pampanga. CFO Locations are: Baguio, Manila, Cebu and Davao
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When you sent an authorization letter in Qatar allowing the former employer to get the PCC, did you have the letter notarized or something?
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Jason and May reacted to a post in a topic:
K1 Interview- 221g, expired Police Clearance Qatar
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K1 Interview- 221g, expired Police Clearance Qatar
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I've actually read their post about it. Been trying to search how to get PCC without flying to Qatar, cause most of the people I've asked, flew to Qatar just to get the PCC. It's just sad that we had to go through this process.
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Based from my understanding, I can send them right away to Qatar as long as documents are complete? I don't need any 3rd party to send those documents?
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Qatar Police Clearance Certificate, Apply From Philippines
Kristine and Jan replied to Jason and May's topic in Philippines
We are in need of Qatar PCC, I am wondering if this procedure where we can send via mail w 10$ is still applicable to this year? -
I could've been more clear- I am seeking on how we can acquire PCC while he's in the Philippines.
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My fiance in Philippines had his interview Oct 1 in Manila Embassy. Everything went smooth with the exception of, his PCC Qatar is expired. He exited Qatar in 2018 and we got the PCC in 12/2022. Consul saying it's expired, but if you look at the note on the travel state gov website it says, Police Clearance are valid 2 years if they are not living abroad. They took his 2022 expired PCC, and gave him 221g. I know they looked at the expiry date 2022 but what about the 2 years PC if not residing in abroad?