How To Police Clearance Certificate In American Samoa
- Contact directly to the American Samoan Police Department, at the address given below and pay the fee required.
- Pay in USD either in cash or via money or money.
- This certificate is given in the form of an abstract of the police records, and it will be sent to you.
- The police certification is available at the Embassy.
Documents Required Police Clearance Certificate
- Passport or ID
- Birth certificate
- Certified copies of birth certificates
- One passport size photograph
Office Locations and Contacts
Ministry of Police and PrisonsContact Address:
Samoa Police Headquarters,
PO Box 53,
Apia, Samoa.
E-mail: commissioner@police.gov.ws
Phone: (685) 22222 (Emergency line 995)
Fax: (685) 20848
http://www.police.gov.ws/index.html
Department of Public Safety
The Government of American Samoa
PO Box 1086
Pago Pago
American Samoa 96799
USA
Phone: 684 633 1111
Fax: 684 633 7296
Immigration Division-Diplomatic Offices
Consulates and embassies
What Are All The Eligibility
The applicants for visas have to be in good standing. It is possible to provide the police certificate (or similar) to prove your good character, based upon the category you apply under.
Validity
Police certificates need to not be more than six months older.
Instructions
Police certificates can be obtained through the police station in your area.
The Information You Need
- Full name
- Passport number
- Birth certificate
- Sex
- The place of birth
Documentation is needed
An official Police Clearance certificate is an certificate that is issued through the American Samoan Police Department and made on a secured piece of paper, indicating that the person who is applying for the Certificate has not had any criminal convictions on the Criminal Records maintained by the American Samoan Police Department.
Information that could be helpful
Criminal Conviction can be defined as the conviction of guilt that you were put on probation or sentenced and paid a fine or a mixture of the two.
Other uses for the document/certificate
Visa applicants have to be in good standing. It is possible to provide the police certificate (or similar) as proof of good character, based on the category you are applying under.
External Links
http://www.immigration.govt.nz/migrant/general/formsandfees/formsandguides/policecertificate/st/samoa.htm
http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-of/samoa
http://www.mfat.gov.ws/HOME.html
http://www.samoaimmigration.gov.ws
Other
The Ministry of Police and Prisons collaborates with the local community to track and reduce criminality and detain and help those who violate the law. You are able to report illegal activities to the police anytime (and you are able to keep your identity private if you prefer).