Police clearance certificate from Venezuela.

[C&Q 25]

I'm a lil confused about the police clearance and how to obtain it. I lived in Venezuela for a total of 10 months. I have honestly no clue where to get one so I looked it up on the Internet and found 2 very confusing answers.

Number 1 said to contact el departamento administrativo de seguridad.

Number 2 said "Do not attempt to obtain police certificates covering residence in any of the following countries, as they are not available: Venezuela, Ghana, etc"

Maybe someone could help me out?

[didopage 337]

I found that: "Venezuelan police certificates may be obtained from the Ministry of Interior and Justice. (http://www.mpprij.gob.ve)" on the Venezuela Consulate VJ page (http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Venezuela&cty=Caracas), but members from this country should be able to confirm.

[C&Q 25]

I found that: "Venezuelan police certificates may be obtained from the Ministry of Interior and Justice. (http://www.mpprij.gob.ve)" on the Venezuela Consulate VJ page (http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Venezuela&cty=Caracas), but members from this country should be able to confirm.

Thanks a lot. I found this website earlier but wasn't 100% sure if it is the right one...

[vivianforest 0]

I'm a lil confused about the police clearance and how to obtain it. I lived in Venezuela for a total of 10 months. I have honestly no clue where to get one so I looked it up on the Internet and found 2 very confusing answers.

Number 1 said to contact el departamento administrativo de seguridad.

Number 2 said "Do not attempt to obtain police certificates covering residence in any of the following countries, as they are not available: Venezuela, Ghana, etc"

Maybe someone could help me out?

Hi.....Well..I got my police clearance recently from Venezuela, so lets see if I can help you with the procedure.. You have to request the document at this adress:

Caracas, Plaza La Candelaria, Edificio Paris....This place is very near to The Metro Station Parque Carabobo (like 2 blocks)

You have to go from monday to friday 8 - 11 am. I suggest that you go earlier cause lines sometimes are long and they give 150 numbers per day to people requesting that document.

They will give you there a form to fill where you have to write your name and the reason for the request (VISA) , and for what Institute (Estados Unidos de America in Venezuela...this is what I wrote cause my interview was in USA Embassy-Caracas). Also you have to take with you copy of your ID. You can go or sent someone with a simple authorization (doesnt have to be notarized)

It takes like 3 days to be done and then you have to look for it at another building (Ministerio Interior y Justicia (Internal Justice Minister)located in Avenida Urdaneta a few blocks from the Building Paris where you request it. You have to look for it from 1 - 3 pm. Big lines too....

Is a FREE service. so yu dont have to pay anything.

This document is valid for 3 month from the date is printed.

Some people after that procedure take it to the Ministerio Relaciones Exteriores to legalize. I did it just in case. But the USA Venezuela embassy in the web says that the police clearance must be from the Ministerio Interior y Justicia (just the first one).

Hope it helps...If you had any question I´ll be glad to help you... .Good Luck

[C&Q 25]

Hi.....Well..I got my police clearance recently from Venezuela, so lets see if I can help you with the procedure.. You have to request the document at this adress:

Caracas, Plaza La Candelaria, Edificio Paris....This place is very near to The Metro Station Parque Carabobo (like 2 blocks)

You have to go from monday to friday 8 - 11 am. I suggest that you go earlier cause lines sometimes are long and they give 150 numbers per day to people requesting that document.

They will give you there a form to fill where you have to write your name and the reason for the request (VISA) , and for what Institute (Estados Unidos de America in Venezuela...this is what I wrote cause my interview was in USA Embassy-Caracas). Also you have to take with you copy of your ID. You can go or sent someone with a simple authorization (doesnt have to be notarized)

It takes like 3 days to be done and then you have to look for it at another building (Ministerio Interior y Justicia (Internal Justice Minister)located in Avenida Urdaneta a few blocks from the Building Paris where you request it. You have to look for it from 1 - 3 pm. Big lines too....

Is a FREE service. so yu dont have to pay anything.

This document is valid for 3 month from the date is printed.

Some people after that procedure take it to the Ministerio Relaciones Exteriores to legalize. I did it just in case. But the USA Venezuela embassy in the web says that the police clearance must be from the Ministerio Interior y Justicia (just the first one).

Hope it helps...If you had any question I´ll be glad to help you... .Good Luck

Thank u soooo soooo much for ur answer but unfortunately I'm currently in Germany ... I went to their website and u can only contact them via email, I didn't find a phone number ... Bet they do that on purpose

[Ryan H 3,819]

Moved from K1 Process & Procedures to Mexico, Latin & South America regional forum; topic is about obtaining Venezuela specific document.