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MsHoffman
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 Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2016 3:17 am Post subject: Police "VISA" criminal record letter |
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Hey all,
I just spoke with the guy who does visas at the Mexican consulate in San Bernardino, California. He said that visas with a work invitation/NUT authorization need a letter from your local police office saying that you don't have a criminal background. This is news to me. Apparently they're not difficult to get, in fact my local police station has a "VISA LETTER" service, but has anyone had to do this before? It feels new.
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nomad soul
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Didn't you just complete the requirements and documentation to teach at a university in China?  |
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Guy Courchesne
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Location: Mexico City
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| I have never seen a request for a police check for the FM in Mexico or a t one of its consulates. |
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MotherF
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I've never heard that before either. If it's not something you are willing to do, try another consulate in California as they are fairly numerous.
http://www.courts.ca.gov/partners/documents/ea_MXConsulCal.pdf
In the past, different immigration offices in Mexico had slightly different requirements, so I suppose consulates could as well. |
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