Your NBI result shows a HIT
A HIT means a record exists in the NBI database. It does not always mean a criminal record — it may be a name match with someone else. We help you find out and resolve it.
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Updated: April 1, 2026
NBI HIT Result? We Help You Resolve It
NBI HIT does not mean your visa is denied. We resolve HIT cases and get your NBI Clearance on time.
- HIT (MATCH FOUND) is common and usually caused by name similarities
- We handle the HIT verification and resolution process at NBI offices
- NBI Clearance + DFA Apostille shipped worldwide after resolution
- Many applicants have met their visa deadlines with our help
Who This Is For
You have a K-1 or CR-1 interview coming up
HIT resolution can take time. The earlier you start, the more options you have. Contact us now.
You have no idea why a HIT appeared
Name matches with other individuals are common. We help you confirm the source and guide next steps.
First, let us understand your situation
The right approach depends on what the HIT is. Share your case and we will advise on the fastest resolution path.
Free cancellation before start · Progress updates at every stage · Pay balance only after confirming document copies
What We Can Help With
HIT verification support
We support the NBI inquiry and verification process to identify the source of the HIT.
NBI Clearance retrieval after resolution
Once the HIT is resolved, we handle NBI Clearance retrieval and DFA Apostille in one flow.
DHL shipping worldwide
Tracked international delivery directly to your door anywhere in the world after the clearance is issued.
How It Works
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Share your situation
Tell us what the HIT shows, your submission authority, and your deadline.
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We advise on resolution path
We confirm the approach and provide pricing based on your specific case.
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Local handling in the Philippines
Our Cebu team manages the NBI verification and clearance process.
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DHL delivery worldwide
Once cleared, documents are shipped with tracking to your address.
FAQ
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Not necessarily. A HIT means a record exists in the NBI database, which could be a name match with another person. The content of the HIT determines the impact. We help you find out.
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It depends on the nature of the HIT. Verification alone can take several weeks. Starting early is strongly recommended.
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Pricing depends on the resolution approach required. We provide a quote after reviewing your specific situation in a free consultation.
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We will do our best. Share your deadline and we will confirm what is feasible given your timeline.
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※ This is a private document retrieval service by IGRS Inc. We are not affiliated with PSA, NBI, DFA, or any Philippine government agency.