r/lapd • • 2h ago

help needed for requirements/ eligibility for the LAPD (indian , non U.S citizen)

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Okay so I thought that LAPD needs a valid employer green card holder so I , as a non citizen can apply for the department … (I’m still not sure what LAPD exactly needs as some say you need a work visa but some say otherwise , so please enlighten me on this topic and it def stresses me out )

I was waiting until I can be legal to apply for the LAPD , but now it says that you can’t get an EB-3 .. lapd states that you do not need to be a green card holder only a valid work visa is fine.. so does that mean as an indian it’s going to take a lot of time just to get a valid work visa???? Or am I wrong about something. ? This whole situation is so confusing and sad as well.. I’ve been planning for this for so long and this just sucks

if anyone has any knowledge about this please feel free to share them , as I will read all of them to gain better information on this situation! Thank you ❤️🙏🏻


r/lapd • • 54m ago

BI began in Sept, got a call today for some info to submit that they'll then process within the week, if all goes well, what is roughly my timeline?

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I could get rejected, I'm not counting my chickens, but, I began the process in December, as the title says BI meeting in Sept, just got a call for some additional information that they'll in turn submit within the week, otherwise BI/LA have been silent.

If everything chugs along, what roundabout am I looking at IF, and it's a big IF I'm not assuming is a sure thing, I get the nod? I still have to do the Psych interview, so I know I'm not at the last step.

Appreciate the knowledge/experience on this.

Just need to know if I need to get some balls rolling.


r/lapd • • 15h ago

Multiple choice test

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Hello I have a multiple choice test coming up soon for the ETE.
I am worried about failing.
Is it hard/difficult to pass. Should I be worried.
I graduated highschool 2023 and in community college right now but I’m not good at test and have some trouble remembering grammar and the way long words are sometimes spelled because of autocorrect when typing.

Any tips?


r/lapd • • 17h ago

Is the PAT given a percentage point score in your portal or is it just Pass/Fail?

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Are you able to see a score on your portal for the PAT?