POLICE RECORDS: Each applicant aged 16 years or over is required to submit a certificate from the appropriate judicial or police authorities from the country of the applicant’s nationality or current residence. See enclosed instruction for Thai Police Clearance Certificate.
FOREIGN POLICE RECORDS: Each applicant is required to submit a certificate from the appropriate judicial or police authorities from all countries (except for the United States) where the applicant has resided for twelve months or more since attaining the age of sixteen.
For countries maintaining national police records, a certificate from the national police or judicial authorities must be submitted.
For countries not maintaining national police records, a certificate must be obtained from each locality.
A police certificate must also be obtained from the police authorities of any place where the applicant has been arrested for any reason, regardless of the length of residence.
Police records from certain countries are considered unobtainable. Instructions on how to obtain police certificates from other countries can be located here.
COURT AND PRISON RECORDS: Persons arrested or convicted of a crime for any reason in any country (including the United States) must present a certified copy and an English translation of each court conviction and any prison record, regardless of whether the charges were ultimately dropped, the applicant was found innocent, or benefited from an amnesty, pardon or other act of clemency.
The section of law which indicates the maximum penalty and an English translation must be submitted with each court record.
MARITAL STATUS CERTIFICATE: Required if you have a child born out of wedlock, without a registered the marriage. This letter must be issued by a legal authority (Amphur or Court).
Rev. Oct-14 IV Instruction (3) Page 7/10
POLICE RECORDS: Each applicant aged 16 years or over is required to submit a certificate from the appropriate judicial or police authorities from the country of the applicant’s nationality or current residence. See enclosed instruction for Thai Police Clearance Certificate.
FOREIGN POLICE RECORDS: Each applicant is required to submit a certificate from the appropriate judicial or police authorities from all countries (except for the United States) where the applicant has resided for twelve months or more since attaining the age of sixteen.
For countries maintaining national police records, a certificate from the national police or judicial authorities must be submitted.
For countries not maintaining national police records, a certificate must be obtained from each locality.
A police certificate must also be obtained from the police authorities of any place where the applicant has been arrested for any reason, regardless of the length of residence.
Police records from certain countries are considered unobtainable. Instructions on how to obtain police certificates from other countries can be located here.
COURT AND PRISON RECORDS: Persons arrested or convicted of a crime for any reason in any country (including the United States) must present a certified copy and an English translation of each court conviction and any prison record, regardless of whether the charges were ultimately dropped, the applicant was found innocent, or benefited from an amnesty, pardon or other act of clemency.
The section of law which indicates the maximum penalty and an English translation must be submitted with each court record.
MARITAL STATUS CERTIFICATE: Required if you have a child born out of wedlock, without a registered the marriage. This letter must be issued by a legal authority (Amphur or Court).
Rev. Oct-14 IV Instruction (3) Page 7/10
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