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[quote=KIMLEA,280916]You will be asked about your criminal record on the China visa application: Section 3 3.1 If you have been refused for a Chinese visa in or out of China, please select YES. Otherwise, please select No. 3.2 If you have been refused to enter into or been deported from China, please select YES, please select No. 3.3 If you have any criminal record in any country including China, please select YES. Otherwise, please select No. ---------------------- Recent real life experience: I checked the box saying that I have a criminal record. I also wrote a "detailed de_script_ion" as requested. For the description I played down the crime and focused on my remorse for the situation and how it's been over a decade since the crime. When I say I "played down" the crime, I mean I said "I stole money from a store" instead of giving details or specifying the offense. To get the visa I applied in person rather than by mail. The interviewer read the de_script_ion in front of me and my wife, then asked her co-worker something in Chinese while looking at my paperwork, then told me to pick up my visa in a few days: as easy as that! I've already picked it up and I'm ready to go. ----- Your crime will probably show up on any background search criminal records even on instant [url=http://backgroundsearch.com]internet background search[/url] which can show phone number, address, address history for 30 years, age, birthdates, household members, relatives, associates, property ownership, lawsuits, marriage, divorce, criminal records check, sex offenders, terrorist watch, bankruptcy, tax liens. That is because in the USA criminal records are considered public information.[/quote]
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