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For a marriage-based green card application, I’ve prepared a basic birth certificate and family relation certificate from Korea, translated into English and notarized.
I’d like to know if a criminal record certificate is also a required document.
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When obtaining a green card visa or fiancé(e) visa through the U.S. Embassy in Korea, you do need to prepare a criminal record certificate. In other words, this is a required document when processing from Korea. However, this is only needed if there’s a criminal record relevant under immigration law. That said, when changing status to a green card within the U.S., a criminal record certificate is generally not submitted.