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Police certificate for Togo

Criminal Record Extract (Bulletin No. 3); Certificate of Non-Conviction for resident foreignersExtrait de casier judiciaire (Bulletin N°3) / Attestation de Non Condamnation (CJE)OnlineIn personBy postOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
Local name
Extrait de casier judiciaire (Bulletin N°3) / Attestation de Non Condamnation (CJE)
Issued by
Service National du Casier Judiciaire Automatisé (SNCJ), Ministère de la Justice et de la Législation
How to apply
Fill in the online form on the Service Public portal (with or without an account), upload a supporting document and pay by Flooz, TMoney or Visa/Mastercard. Collect the document at the chosen processing centre or by post.
From abroad
Togolese born abroad can apply online with a birth certificate, passport, residence card or nationality certificate; the page does not describe a separate procedure for applicants living abroad.
Fee
F CFA 500
Processing time
2 working days
Valid for
3 months from issueNo legal validity period; in practice 3 months.
Notes
B3 is for Togolese nationals aged 14+. Foreigners residing in Togo get the CJE, issued only by the national centre at the Lomé Court of Appeal. No legal validity period; in practice 3 months. Helpline +228 70202727.

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