How to get a certificate of no criminal record during my stay in the United States?

You can apply for a certificate of no criminal record during your stay in the United States in the following two departments:

1. FBI's application for a certificate of no criminal record in the United States.

2. Certificate of no criminal record issued by the local police station, signed and sealed by the notary.

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No criminal record report is used for visas/immigrants of Hague member countries (such as Spain and Hungary). It is not enough to apply only for the FBI to have no criminal record. After applying for no criminal record of the FBI, the Hague certification (also called annotation) is required. The Hague certification is certified by the US Secretary of State. Hague certification is used to prove the authenticity of the signature and seal on the criminal record, thus proving the authenticity of the criminal record.

No crime report is used in China, Singapore and other countries that are not members of The Hague. After applying to the FBI for no criminal record, it is necessary to carry out consular certification for the certificate of no criminal record. That is, the certificate of no criminal record has been notarized by a notary, certified by the Secretary of State and certified by the consulate of the destination country in the United States.