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Application processes for obtaining overseas criminality information to provide to employers in the United Kingdom or to meet the requirements of the United Kingdom Immigration Rules to provide an overseas criminal record certificate in support of a visa application.
For further information on criminal records processes overseas, contact the relevant embassy or high commission. In order to apply for a crime record certificate an applicant shall supply the following documentation to the MIA Service Agency:. In case of requesting accelerated service to receive a certificate, an applicant shall additionally supply a document confirming the payment of the amount determined by the law for the accelerated service.
A crime record certificate shall be issued in Georgian, the state language. The amount of translating 1 page or up to 1 page of the Georgian document subject to legalization or certification by apostille, is 20 GEL. In accordance with the Georgian legislation, a crime record certificate is the form of strict registration and it is granted a certain number, which is registered at the Ministry of Finance of Georgia.
Therefore, it is impossible to download the form of a crime record certificate. Applicants are advised to send package as recorded delivery. The application can be made at the German Embassy or Consulate in the country the applicant lives now but in UK. It can also be done independent from the German Embassy as the signature on the form can also be certified by a Notary Public. No certificate can be issued until the fee has been paid or appropriate proof of payment is provided.
