How to make a fake South Africa police clearance certifiate

How to make a fake South Africa police clearance certifiate, buy fake police clearance certificate, order fake South African certificate. When applying for a police clearance certificate in South Africa the applicant is required to provide a full set of fingerprints preferably done at the nearest local police station. Your fingerprints will be taken then sent to Pretoria to be analyzed and once this has been completed your police clearance certificate will be issued which reflects if any criminal offences have been recorded.

All applicants are required to provide their mobile number on the application form to confirm that your application has been received and to sms your unique reference number for follows up.

The police station where you applied will send your application to the Criminal Record Centre or you may mail your application to the following address;

In the case of an electronic payment, the initials and surname of the applicant must be indicated as the reference. The letters PCC must be added as reference, which will indicate that the payment is for a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC). An applicant who prefers to make an electronic payment abroad, may approach any bank which can make a telegraphic transfer and request that the relevant fees be paid into the above bank account. Proof of payment must be sent to this office before the processing of the application will take place.

On completion, the certificate will be mailed to the applicant by post. Individuals abroad are responsible for their own postage. Applicants may arrange for the certificate to be collected by a courier service at their own expense. A Police Clearance Certificate can be reissued within six months of the original application, yet an additional cost of R59,00 will be required. After six months of the date of the original application, a new application must be submitted.