Police certificatesLast checked October 21, 2026
Police certificate for Guinea
Criminal Record CertificateCasier judiciaire / Bulletin du casier judiciaire securiseIn personOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Local name
- Casier judiciaire / Bulletin du casier judiciaire securise
- Issued by
- The competent court (tribunal); for the secure bulletin, the clerk's office (greffe) of the court of the applicant's place of birth
- How to apply
- Write a request to the competent court with a copy of your national ID card or passport and two ID photos on a white background, and file it at the court (or, in some cases, your commune or town hall). For the secure bulletin, Guineans born in Guinea apply to the clerk of the court of their place of birth with a birth certificate extract and a certificate of residence.
- Processing time
- About 5 working days after receipt (estimate; varies by court and file)
- Notes
- The government portal lists two separate entries: a general criminal record certificate and a secure bulletin for Guineans born in Guinea.
Not confirmed
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- Fee not stated
- Procedure for Guineans born abroad or living abroad not described
- Validity period not stated
- Processing time for the secure bulletin not specified
Official sources
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