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Police certificatesLast checked October 21, 2026

Police certificate for St. Kitts & Nevis

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Issued by
Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force, Criminal Records Office
How to apply
Submit the application with your valid passport (or original government photo ID plus original birth certificate) and EC$10 in stamps to the Criminal Records Office. A representative may collect it with a notarised letter of authorisation and notarised copies of your ID.
From abroad
Overseas applicants without a representative send the application, notarised documents and prepaid return FedEx or DHL postage to the Criminal Records Office, Police Training Complex, Ponds Pasture, Basseterre. Non-nationals abroad also send a certified passport bio page, a copy of their last student visa or work permit, a letter from their former school, and ten fingerprints taken at their local police station. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also handles postal requests for a certificate with apostille (USD 25 bank draft covering both).
Fee
EC$10EC$10 in stamps; by post, a manager's cheque for US$4 payable to the Accountant General. Via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, USD 25 covers the certificate and apostille.
Notes
The officer on duty gives the estimated processing time. Via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the certificate is issued with an apostille and returned by the applicant's courier airway bill.

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