Fingerprints in Nairobi, Kenya
- Thread starter Jeyosman
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Legal status was not required for finger prints. Wife got them fine with no issues and they don't ask to see your Iqama since it is not the Saudi government doing the biometrics. Background check is local government but that is not required if you don't have status as you can let them know via email when they ask for it. I would recommend you email them via the webform asking the question.
There two places you can get fingerprints done in Kenya; the CID or the Refugee Secretariat.
I know Saudi Arabia. I am asking for those living Kenya and don't have status. Check this website :
How to get a Police Certificate
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/kenya.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/kenya.html
What do you do if you do not have status.? Visa expired. That is Kenya
If you are not confident to get it yourself. Just add police certificate request form to the application. IRCC will do it on your behalf.
Where can we get the form? Please give the link. accourding to their weh side
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/kenya.html
Where can we find if they can do on her behalf. Thanks
We have Refugee Affairs Secretariat - Asylum Seeker Pass, Movement Pass and GOK proof of Registration. But the IRCC website wants CID
If you live in Kenya (refugees in Kenya):
You should apply in person at the CID Headquarters-Nairobi (see Special notes and considerations for complete address). You must allow your fingerprints and palm prints to be recorded on a prescribed form and you must also bring:
- Your original and a copy of a valid UNHCR mandate letter. A movement pass from a transit centre or refugee camp is also mandatory. Note: recommendations from other government or non-governmental organizations are not acceptable
- Applicable fees
There are certain nationalities the CID wouldn't give PCC and you have to go to the refugee secretariat.
Police Clearance Certification
If you live in Kenya (refugees in Kenya):
You should apply in person at the CID Headquarters-Nairobi (see Special notes and considerations for complete address). You must allow your fingerprints and palm prints to be recorded on a prescribed form and you must also bring:
- Your original and a copy of a valid UNHCR mandate letter. A movement pass from a transit centre or refugee camp is also mandatory. Note: recommendations from other government or non-governmental organizations are not acceptable
- Applicable fees