Step One - You are required to obtain a police certificate from the ACPO Criminal Records Office (ACRO). Information on obtaining the police certificate is available from the ACRO website. The police certificate must be issued within six months of the visa interview.

If your ACPO states "No Trace" or "No Live Trace" or does not list in full your arrests/cautions/convictions, or the offense took place outside the United Kingdom, you are ALSO required required to submit a court record from the court(s) in which you were tried. The court record(s) must show the nature of the offense(s) committed, the section(s) of law contravened and the actual penalty imposed. If the arrest did not result in a conviction, you may submit with your application the documents relating to the arrest. If you are no longer in possession of these documents, you may submit a sworn statement which gives the reason and location of the arrest, state and county.

Step Two - Complete the personal data form VCU 1.   

Step Three - Scan the documents and email them as an attachement to the Embassy at the following address: LondonVABS@state.gov

Step One - If you were denied entry into the United States you are required to furnish a copy of the report of the incident, Form I-877 or I-275. If you were deported or removed from the United States you are required to furish a copy of the removal proceedings or any documentation relating to the deportation or removal.

Step Two - Complete the personal data form VCU 1. 

Step Three - Scan the documents and email them as an attachement to the Embassy at the following address: LondonVABS@state.gov

Step One - You are required to furnish a letter from the doctor, specialist and/or other professional person familiar with your case which addresses the following issues:

• diagnosis and relevant medical history of the your condition;
• current state of health;
• the likelihood of a need for care or hospitalization during your stay in the United States;
• whether you, in the opinion of the doctor, are likely to remain in a stable condition during the trip, and are likely to cope with a strange environment; and
• details of any history of harmful behavior you have shown towards yourself, others, or property.

Step Two - Complete the personal data form VCU1.

Step Three - Scan the documents and email them as an attachement to the Embassy at the following address: LondonVABS@state.gov

Step One - If you have overstayed the period of time granted by U.S. immigration, or have been deported or removed from the United States, you are required to furnish a statement with the following information:

• Date you entered the United States;
• U.S. Visa Type (Visa Waiver Program or Visa Category)
• Period of time admitted for;
• Date deported or departed from the United States;
• Reason for overstay/deportation.

Step Two - Complete a personal data form VCU1

Step Three - Scan the documents and email them as an attachment to the following address: LondonVABS@state.gov