US criminal record certificate(?) for Canada visa

Aug 23rd 2001, 9:00 am

Pierre Alexis

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What is an "extrait de casier judiciaire"? (some sort of criminal record
certificate?) How is this kind of document actually called in the USA and which
judicial body issues it?

Thanks!

Pierrealexis

Aug 23rd 2001, 9:22 am

James Metcalfe

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It is a police certificate and is available from the FBI if you lived in the USA .
You need fingerprints and a fee of $18.00. If and when you require it you will be
given instructions by the visa offcie

Jim Metcalfe , Consultant and former visa officer

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Aug 24th 2001, 3:01 am

Maria

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Is there any way how to pay the fee to FBI from abroad (to the US Embassy in my home
country or...)? Thank you, have a lovely weekend. Maria Brira

"James Metcalfe" <[email protected]>
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Aug 25th 2001, 10:56 am

Torrance

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Maria,

You should be able to go to any American Express office and get a money order in
$USD. I lived in France for two years and had obligations in the US and this is how I
would pay my monthly bills.

Torrance

"Maria" <[email protected]>
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[usenetquote2]> > > What is an "extrait de casier judiciaire"? (some sort of criminal record[/usenetquote2]
[usenetquote2]> > > certificate?) How is this kind of document actually called in the USA and which[/usenetquote2]
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Aug 26th 2001, 7:26 pm

Maria

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Torrance, Thanks a lot. Have a great week. Maria

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