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I think you will need ACRO聽 to help you:


You can order online:

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I can't remember if it has to be legalized (but most official documents do), so please check the exact requirements.

Info here:

I, too, am planning a move this year with a Non-lucrative Visa through the Miami Consulate.

The Miami Consulate has this guide:

and in it says the following:

Certificate of criminal record dated no more than three months before the application date, stating that聽 applicant does聽 not聽 have聽 criminal聽 record聽 in countries where聽 it聽 has聽 resided聽 for聽 the聽 past聽 five years. Does not apply to under 18 years old.

In聽 the聽 US聽 you聽 can聽 request聽 the聽 one聽 issued聽 by聽 the聽 US聽 Department聽 of聽 Justice鈥惵� Federal聽 Bureau聽 of Investigation (FBI) or the one issued by the Department of Law Enforcement of your State of residence.
We do not accept local police criminal certificates:

INFO FBI BACKGROUND CHECK DEPARTMENT OF STATE


(It then lists the State agencies you could use but for space I will not list them here.)

The criminal record, either the FBI or State Department of Law Enforcement, must be legalized with the Apostille certification and translated into Spanish by a sworn/certified translator. (Submit originals of criminal certificate, apostille and translation into Spanish, along with copies of all the documents).

Translations: AMERICAN TRANSLATORS ASSOCIATION:聽 atanet.org