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Certificado de Antecedentes Penales
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JUDICIAL RECORD CERTIFICATES
Requirements for a Judicial Record Certificate:
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Application form (form available) |
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One colour photograph passport size |
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Photocopy of Identity document (DNI up to date for Peruvians and passport for foreigners. |
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A family member in Perú must pay 56 Peruvian New Soles in the Banco de la Nación Branch located within the "Registro de Condenas" (Av. Abancay, 5 th Block, old building of the Ministry of Economy and Finances). The receipt for this payment should be taken to the Department of Judicial Affairs and Visas of the Ministry of Foreign Relations (Jirón Ucayali No. 318, First Basement). The Bank Account Number of the "Banco de la Nación" is No. 000-281743. |
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If you are Peruvian and your DNI is not up to date, you should present a receipt for having paid all the pending fines. When the Ministry of Foreign Relations receives all this documents, they will be sent to the "Registro Central de Condenas" for processing. |
Police Record Certificates, (when citizens are investigated at police level), are not done through this Consulate General. They must be done directly in Peru by a family member. The National Police will sent a document to the person involved so that he/she can complete all her personal details and stamp his/her fingerprints in front of an official of the Fingerprints Department in Scotland Yard.
That document should then be legalized by this Consulate General for a fee of £ 19.20 sterling pounds.
To make this legalization easier, it is recommended to ask for a specimen of the signature of the official that takes the fingerprints on a separate headed paper.
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