Police record
Oct 13th 2002, 10:58 pm
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Police record
I need some info.
I am filing I-130/485 and will need to get hold of my police record. I am a UKC but since may 2001 i have only spent 8 weeks in the u.k, the rest in the U.S.
I know how to get hold of my police record from the u.k, BUT will i need one for my time in the U.S and if so how do i go about that, i have no SSN and have moved around alot, but i have never been arrested anywhere, ever. Any advice (im in Texas now).
James
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I am filing I-130/485 and will need to get hold of my police record. I am a UKC but since may 2001 i have only spent 8 weeks in the u.k, the rest in the U.S.
I know how to get hold of my police record from the u.k, BUT will i need one for my time in the U.S and if so how do i go about that, i have no SSN and have moved around alot, but i have never been arrested anywhere, ever. Any advice (im in Texas now).
James
peace
Oct 13th 2002, 11:06 pm
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Re: Police record
Originally posted by jimmyk:
I need some info.
I am filing I-130/485 and will need to get hold of my police record. I am a UKC but since may 2001 i have only spent 8 weeks in the u.k, the rest in the U.S.
I know how to get hold of my police record from the u.k, BUT will i need one for my time in the U.S and if so how do i go about that, i have no SSN and have moved around alot, but i have never been arrested anywhere, ever. Any advice (im in Texas now).
James
peace
I need some info.
I am filing I-130/485 and will need to get hold of my police record. I am a UKC but since may 2001 i have only spent 8 weeks in the u.k, the rest in the U.S.
I know how to get hold of my police record from the u.k, BUT will i need one for my time in the U.S and if so how do i go about that, i have no SSN and have moved around alot, but i have never been arrested anywhere, ever. Any advice (im in Texas now).
James
peace
A difference between consular processing abroad and the I-130/485 adjustment route in the US. For consular processing you have to get the police clearances -- for the adjustment in the US, you don't.
Does that help clear up things?
