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A Police Clearance Certificate is issued by the Romanian Police General Inspectorate, Romania. The Romanian Police General Inspectorate is organized and operates central criminal records that keep track of individuals born outside of Romania and foreign legal persons subject to criminal records. PCC Certifying that the applicant has never partaken in any criminal activity that led to the involvement of the (Romanian Police Force) and is also required when a person applies for an immigration status to other countries. Person applying for Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) are required to state the period of stay in Romania. Documentary proof of stay is to be provided. First Entry and Last Exit date STAMP is also required. All pages of VISA (Colour Copy). It is issued to any individual who reside more than 6 months in Romania.
You will have to write a letter to embassy stating that you require a PCC and that you are authorizing our Organization to collect it on your behalf. Applicant must apply with Completed Application Form (Personal Particular) provided by authorized agency for Police Clearance Certificate. You should send a written disclosure request to Romanian Embassy in the country where you are currently residing. The applicant should furnish his or her full name, date and place of birth, and place and period of all residences in the Romania, including full addresses. The certificate will be posted to the forwarding address as indicated by the applicants in the application. The Inspectorate General of Romanian Police takes 3 to 4 working days to process the application if no criminal record found. Note: Certificates are not issued for holders of visitor’s visas.
The issuing authority will give the original Police Clearance Certificate within 3 to 4 working days. (The processing time will increases if a person was ever charged by the police).
You can apply for a police clearance certificate at your local police station, the proper government office, or on the country's law enforcement agency's website. If you live overseas, you can normally apply through the embassy or consulate of the country for which you need the certificate. We provide end-to-end solutions for 29 countries while doing error-free PCC fingerprinting in the remaining countries. Our website contains all of the relevant information. If you require PCC from any of these nations, please contact us for more information.
We regret to inform you that we do not have a provision for the PCC from Romania. You can contact the nearest police station as well as your country's embassy or consulate. However, we provide fingerprinting services for the same.
We would like to assist you in obtaining a police report for the applicable country; however, we will require specified papers, such as an application, fingerprints, a copy of your passport (current and previous), and passport-size pictures.
We are ready to help you with obtaining a police report for the necessary country, for which we will need some documents such as an application form, fingerprints, a passport copy (current and old), and passport-size pictures.
We do not have a provision for the PCC from the given country. However, we can assist you in obtaining fingerprinting services for this purpose. You can reach the police station and the embassy or consulate for the country.
Sorry, but we do not have any provisions for the PCC from the mentioned country. You can contact the local police station as well as the country's embassy or consulate.
Common reasons for rejection include incomplete documentation or discrepancies in the applicant’s information.
A police clearance certificate (PCC) is an official document issued by law enforcement agencies to verify your criminal record or confirm your lack of criminal history. It is commonly required for various purposes, including immigration, employment, and study. The PCC typically includes personal details and results from background checks. To get a PCC, you need to submit an application, provide identification proof, and undergo fingerprinting to ensure accuracy and reliability.
To obtain a police report from Romania while in Portugal, you can contact the Romanian embassy or consulate in Portugal for assistance. They will guide you on the required documents and application process. Alternatively, you can apply online through the Romanian Ministry of Internal Affairs' website, providing identification, proof of residence in Romania, and other necessary details. Ensure to include a processing fee if applicable.
We regret to inform you that we don't have any provision for PCC from the mentioned country in our services. But we can help you with the fingerprinting process for the same. For more queries, please feel free to contact us at +91 9599313306, 011- 45152301.
We regret to inform you that we do not have a PCC provision for the country mentioned. For the police clearance certificate, you can contact the embassy or consulate. For any inquiries, please contact us at +91 9599313306 or 011-45152301.
We are ready to assist you in getting a police report for the required country, regarding which we are required some documents like an application form, fingerprints, a passport copy (current and old), and passport-size photographs.
We will provide you with PCC for the required country. You can apply for a police clearance certificate at your local police station, the appropriate government office, or through the country's law enforcement agency's web portal. If you live overseas, you can usually apply through the embassy or consulate of the nation for which you require the certificate. We provide end-to-end solutions for 29 countries while doing error-free PCC fingerprinting for the remaining nations. All the information is available on our website. If you require PCC from any of these nations, please contact us for detailed information.
Sorry, we regret to inform you that we don't have any provision for PCC from the mentioned country. You can contact the police station and embassy or consulate for the country. But we can help you with the fingerprinting service for the same.
We would like to assist you in obtaining a police report for the applicable country; however, we will require specified papers, such as an application, fingerprints, a copy of your passport (current and previous), and passport-size pictures.
We don't have any provision for the PCC from the mentioned country. But we can help you to get fingerprinting service for the same.
Authenticate the certificate via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or obtain an apostille for international purposes.
Yes, translation may be necessary, depending on the requirements of the destination country.
An expedited process is available, usually for an additional fee.
Report any errors to the issuing authority to request corrections.
Yes, a third party can apply on your behalf with proper authorization and documentation.
You can check the status of your application by contacting the issuing authority or through an online portal.
The cost varies depending on the processing speed and service provider, but is generally affordable.
To obtain a police report from Romania, contact the local police station in the area where you lived. Complete the required application form and provide identification, such as a passport or national ID. Be prepared to pay any applicable fees, and allow time for processing your request. We provide fingerprinting for PCC from Romania. If you need one, do contact our support team.
Yes, you can apply for a police clearance certificate online through the official government portal.
Fingerprints can be obtained at a local police station or an authorized fingerprinting center.
The validity period of a Romanian criminal record certificate is generally six months.
Yes, a Romanian police clearance certificate is often required for immigration purposes.
Processing time usually ranges from a few days to two weeks, depending on the application method.
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