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Old Sep 14th 2002, 5:52 am
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does anyone know... the police checks that I will have to have done for the K-3 visa, do I have to go in person to each of the police stations or can I request them in writing? I will be requesting them from the RCMP in Vancouver (Lower Mainland)

Anyone already gone thru this process? Thanks!
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Old Sep 14th 2002, 7:39 pm
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Here is a link to a fingerprinting service who also does police reports. The Vancouver location is at the bottom of the page.

http://www.policecheck.com/locations.html

I haven't done this yet, so this brings up a good question: Has anyone used this service or a similar service? What has your experience with this service been? Does INS completely accept people using this service?
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Old Sep 19th 2002, 3:18 am
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It says you need a police certificate for every city/town/locale you've lived in since 16... but the fingerprint police certificate I will be getting is good for all of Canada? Shouldn't that cover it?



Originally posted by Jay S:
Here is a link to a fingerprinting service who also does police reports. The Vancouver location is at the bottom of the page.

http://www.policecheck.com/locations.html

I haven't done this yet, so this brings up a good question: Has anyone used this service or a similar service? What has your experience with this service been? Does INS completely accept people using this service?
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Old Sep 21st 2002, 1:55 pm
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We're applying for the 1-130. Is that a K3 or what?

I don't recall anything on my paperwork about getting finger prints taken.
Am I missing something?

I went to my the RCMP head office in my province and said I needed my record
for US immingration. They mentioned nothing about fingerprints.


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    > It says you need a police certificate for every city/town/locale you've
    > lived in since 16... but the fingerprint police certificate I will be
    > getting is good for all of Canada? Shouldn't that cover it?
    > Originally posted by Jay S:
    > > Here is a link to a fingerprinting service who also does police
    > > reports. The Vancouver location is at the bottom of the page.
    > >
    > > http://www.policecheck.com/loca-
    > > tions.html

    > >
    > I haven't done this yet, so this brings up a good question: Has
    > anyone used this service or a similar service? What has your
    > experience with this service been? Does INS completely accept people
    > using this service?
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
 
Old Sep 21st 2002, 2:29 pm
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Default Re: K-3 police check, in person?

I finally got some answers regarding this... if you've never been arrested you only need the regular check (no fingerprints) but if you've ever been arrested (even if not convicted) apparently you will still need the fingerprint type check. I sent an email to the Vancouver consulate just to get the info straight from the horses mouth... I'll post whatever info I receive.

You apply for the I-130 first, then once you get the receipt that the INS has received it, you file the I-129F (which is the paperwork for the K-3 Visa)

Susie

Originally posted by Deanna C:
We're applying for the 1-130. Is that a K3 or what?

I don't recall anything on my paperwork about getting finger prints taken.
Am I missing something?

I went to my the RCMP head office in my province and said I needed my record
for US immingration. They mentioned nothing about fingerprints.


Deanna
"Susie" wrote in message
news:419372.1032405526@britishexpats-
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...
    > It says you need a police certificate for every city/town/locale you've
    > lived in since 16... but the fingerprint police certificate I will be
    > getting is good for all of Canada? Shouldn't that cover it?
    > Originally posted by Jay S:
    > > Here is a link to a fingerprinting service who also does police
    > > reports. The Vancouver location is at the bottom of the page.
    > >
    > > http://www.policecheck.com/loca-
    > > tions.html

    > >
    > I haven't done this yet, so this brings up a good question: Has
    > anyone used this service or a similar service? What has your
    > experience with this service been? Does INS completely accept people
    > using this service?
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Old Sep 22nd 2002, 3:12 am
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Thanks for the info. I was getting worried that I was missing something.

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"Susie" wrote in message
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...
    > I finally got some answers regarding this... if you've never been
    > arrested you only need the regular check (no fingerprints) but if you've
    > ever been arrested (even if not convicted) apparently you will still
    > need the fingerprint type check. I sent an email to the Vancouver
    > consulate just to get the info straight from the horses mouth... I'll
    > post whatever info I receive.
    > You apply for the I-130 first, then once you get the receipt that the
    > INS has received it, you file the I-129F (which is the paperwork for
    > the K-3 Visa)
    > Susie
    > Originally posted by Deanna C:
    > > We're applying for the 1-130. Is that a K3 or what?
    > >
    > > I don't recall anything on my paperwork about getting finger prints
    > > taken.
    > > Am I missing something?
    > >
    > > I went to my the RCMP head office in my province and said I needed my
    > > record
    > > for US immingration. They mentioned nothing about fingerprints.
    > >
    > >
    > > Deanna
    > > "Susie" wrote in message
    > > news:419372.1032405526@britishex-
    > > pats.com
    "]news:419372.1032405526@brit--
    > >

    > > ishexpats-
    > > .com[/url]...
    > > > It says you need a police certificate for every city/town/locale
    > > > you've
    > > > lived in since 16... but the fingerprint police certificate I will
    > > > be
    > > > getting is good for all of Canada? Shouldn't that cover it?
    > > > Originally posted by Jay S:
    > > > > Here is a link to a fingerprinting service who also does police
    > > > > reports. The Vancouver location is at the bottom of the page.
    > > > >
    > > > > http://www.policecheck.com/-
    > > > > locations.html
    "]http://www.policecheck-
    > > > > -

    > > > > .com/loca-
    > > > > tions.html[/url]
    > > > >
    > > > I haven't done this yet, so this brings up a good question: Has
    > > > anyone used this service or a similar service? What has your
    > > > experience with this service been? Does INS completely accept
    > > > people
    > > > using this service?
    > > > --
    > > > Posted via http://bri-
    > > > tishexpats.com/http://britishexpats.com

    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
 

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