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Not possible, as under the Board Ts&Cs, members are not permitted to post personal contact details on the open forum. With only 17 posts, you don't yet have the privilege of the PM facility.Jordans wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 12:06 amIf anyone else is required to submit to immigration a police clearance certificate from the US and finds out that at your local Garda station they ask you to provide your own card for fingerprinting, send me a message. FBI have generously sent me more cards than I requested and I would be happy to share with other people in need.
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Hi Jordans- Would you be able to share the link with me where you ordered the fingerprint cards for the FBI? Were you also required to submit state police clearances? I think I'm going to order mine now in case they ask for them.Jordans wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 12:06 amIf anyone else is required to submit to immigration a police clearance certificate from the US and finds out that at your local Garda station they ask you to provide your own card for fingerprinting, send me a message. FBI have generously sent me more cards than I requested and I would be happy to share with other people in need.
Hello! I am also new and therefore cannot send PMs, but I'm wondering if I'd be able to get one of those cards or ask you how you got them? I'm aware they ask you for an ORI number on their website so that you can order them, but I'm afraid of all the time it will take to post back and forth all of the paperwork as I need clearance for my masters degree. Social media detail removed by moderator Any help would be greatly appreciated!Jordans wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 12:06 amIf anyone else is required to submit to immigration a police clearance certificate from the US and finds out that at your local Garda station they ask you to provide your own card for fingerprinting, send me a message. FBI have generously sent me more cards than I requested and I would be happy to share with other people in need.
emilyobtrick wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 5:54 pmHello! I am also new and therefore cannot send PMs, but I'm wondering if I'd be able to get one of those cards or ask you how you got them? I'm aware they ask you for an ORI number on their website so that you can order them, but I'm afraid of all the time it will take to post back and forth all of the paperwork as I need clearance for my masters degree. Social media detail removed by moderator Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I got mine done at the Garda station opposite Busaras in Dublin. Had to pay €60 by postal order, bring proof of ID and a bill. Sent them to Canada though, not USA.Dublingirl72 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2019 3:12 pmCan i ask where you got your fingerprints done? I've had mine done 4 times now at various Garda stations but they've all been rejected by the FBI due to their poor quality. Thanks
Hi Jordans,Jordans wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2019 6:04 pmI got mine done at the Garda station opposite Busaras in Dublin. Had to pay €60 by postal order, bring proof of ID and a bill. Sent them to Canada though, not USA.Dublingirl72 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2019 3:12 pmCan i ask where you got your fingerprints done? I've had mine done 4 times now at various Garda stations but they've all been rejected by the FBI due to their poor quality. Thanks
I went into the station and waited to be seen, explained that I needed fingerprints for immigration purposes. The officer sent me away with requirements and I came back the next day with a postal money order (available from any AnPost office), an electricity bill in my name and 2 pieces of ID (passport/DL). I was escorted into the room where another officer filled in a form, had me sign it, took note of my address, ID, received payment and processed my prints. Hope it helps, good luck!___iva___ wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 10:23 amHi Jordans,
My partner and I are also struggling with this so hope you can help us with step-by-step guide. We keep on going in circles and getting conflicting info.
Last night we went to Garda station in Tallaght to be told to call District office via phone to schedule an appointment to get fingertips scan done. This morning we called them and they told us we can do it 24/7 in the Garda station that we visitied last night.
We will try with the Garda station opposite Busaras.
Can you outline the process to me step by step please on how you scheduled the appointment, how did you organise a postal order payment? What do you mean with bill - is that utility bill?
Thank you
Thank you very much Jordans - it's much appreciatedJordans wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 12:59 pmI went into the station and waited to be seen, explained that I needed fingerprints for immigration purposes. The officer sent me away with requirements and I came back the next day with a postal money order (available from any AnPost office), an electricity bill in my name and 2 pieces of ID (passport/DL). I was escorted into the room where another officer filled in a form, had me sign it, took note of my address, ID, received payment and processed my prints. Hope it helps, good luck!
