US passport holder with a current O Visa with extension based on retirement that expires in Feb. Plan to apply for the O-A while back in the States in Dec. I've been told that obtaining the state-authorized, or FBI, required verification of a non-criminal record is time-consuming. Does anyone have any recent experience with this? I will only be in the States for 3 weeks an now am not sure if this allows enough time.
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A US passport holder currently on an O Visa plans to apply for an O-A visa while visiting the States for three weeks. They seek advice on the time-consuming process of obtaining a state-authorized or FBI verification of a non-criminal record. Community members suggest gathering all application requirements beforehand and utilizing two-day walk-in services in Los Angeles. They also emphasize the importance of researching specific state procedures for obtaining police clearances.
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