Hello friends,
I'm stucked in applying for a Good Conduct Certificate or PCC from Abu Dhabi, UAE (where I lived the 2008) due I do not know how to make the payment or who do I have to put in the section "Pay To The Order Of" in case of a "Money Order" or "Cashier Cheque" instruments would be acceptable as a payment method enclosed with the other required docments.
I have collected all the documents indicated in the "process description" in order to apply for a Good Conduct Certificate from Abu Dhabi "living outside UAE" as follows:
Outside the UAE:
1. Get fingerprints taken at any police station within the country of residence.
2. Attest the fingerprint card by the UAE embassy in the country of residence.
3. Enclose the required documents and a cheque of USD 35.
4. Send the application to Abu Dhabi GHQ, P.O. Box 253
5. Receive the certificate by post in the country of residence.
The step 3 says the amount and type of the payment method but it does not say who one should address this cheque to?:
Does anybody has had the experience of paying this Good Conduct Certificate from Abu Dhabi and obtaining it living outside UAE, with success???
Does anybody could advise me how to make this payment?
A Money Order would be acceptable?
WHO SHOULD I PUT IN THE SECTION "PAY TO THE ORDER OF"???
Would it be enough to put "The General Directorate of Abu Dhabi Police" in that section of the money order or cashier cheque? If so, could they cash it like that without any problem in Abu Dhabi??
I know Western Union would be an option but not sure if I can put a "Moral Name" like the "Police Department of Abu Dhabi" or "General Directorate of Abu Dhabi Police" instead a Person Name as the beneficiary in the "Pay to the Order of" section of the money order and if it could be cashed without any problem in any of the Western Union filials in Abu Dhabi?
I will appreciate a lot your help or experiences since it took me more than three weeks to count with the fingerprints card and its attestation from the UAE Embassy in Mexico, my country of residence and have no more than other 4 weeks to submit it to the Canadian Embassy in Mexico.
Best Regards,
Javier Mendoza M
jmendoza@computer.org
I'm stucked in applying for a Good Conduct Certificate or PCC from Abu Dhabi, UAE (where I lived the 2008) due I do not know how to make the payment or who do I have to put in the section "Pay To The Order Of" in case of a "Money Order" or "Cashier Cheque" instruments would be acceptable as a payment method enclosed with the other required docments.
I have collected all the documents indicated in the "process description" in order to apply for a Good Conduct Certificate from Abu Dhabi "living outside UAE" as follows:
Outside the UAE:
1. Get fingerprints taken at any police station within the country of residence.
2. Attest the fingerprint card by the UAE embassy in the country of residence.
3. Enclose the required documents and a cheque of USD 35.
4. Send the application to Abu Dhabi GHQ, P.O. Box 253
5. Receive the certificate by post in the country of residence.
The step 3 says the amount and type of the payment method but it does not say who one should address this cheque to?:
Does anybody has had the experience of paying this Good Conduct Certificate from Abu Dhabi and obtaining it living outside UAE, with success???
Does anybody could advise me how to make this payment?
A Money Order would be acceptable?
WHO SHOULD I PUT IN THE SECTION "PAY TO THE ORDER OF"???
Would it be enough to put "The General Directorate of Abu Dhabi Police" in that section of the money order or cashier cheque? If so, could they cash it like that without any problem in Abu Dhabi??
I know Western Union would be an option but not sure if I can put a "Moral Name" like the "Police Department of Abu Dhabi" or "General Directorate of Abu Dhabi Police" instead a Person Name as the beneficiary in the "Pay to the Order of" section of the money order and if it could be cashed without any problem in any of the Western Union filials in Abu Dhabi?
I will appreciate a lot your help or experiences since it took me more than three weeks to count with the fingerprints card and its attestation from the UAE Embassy in Mexico, my country of residence and have no more than other 4 weeks to submit it to the Canadian Embassy in Mexico.
Best Regards,
Javier Mendoza M
jmendoza@computer.org