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Q: Certificate for Non-criminal record for time spent in China?

I am being told that I need one for my tine spent in Nanjing. Seems weird, but whatever.
Has anyone else had to do this? If so, how did you obtain one?

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If you want to emigrate to other countries, it's a document which is often required (one good reason to not brawl gratuitously). I got my certificate at the police station handling at the district I live in, it wasn't a problem to get it. 

Spiderboenz:

I could understand if they wanted one from my home country, but needing one from Nanjing so that I can work in a different city, seems unneccesarily complicated.

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SAFEA will advice you on non-crim record. I never heard of it, and nobody ever asked me for such a thing in China.surpriseUSA citizens must provide non-record at Schools in Shenzhen. I asked my Embassy few years ago for job in Shenzhen, but I cancel it, after School said I'm Non-native, and I couldn't get job in Shenzhen.

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A lot of people will need this now, its a new or old reactivated requirement. I like, it's to make sure you haven't been a criminal or a sick twisted crazy guy in the last city you were in.

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Do i get obe at the lical PSB, or at the same place I did mg temp. residence permit (i guesd in most places they are the same, but on nnanjing theu are diffefent places)

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