Which documents to be certified?

[fiskefillet 1]

Hi everyone

In preparation of getting all my interview checklist documents ready, I am still curious about what documents need to be certified. I have understood official stamped documents in english, with watermark and signature documents to be safe to bring but just asking to be sure.

However, my danish police certificate is only delivered to me on a digital copy, there doesnt seem a way to obtain an original physically signed document of it. Should I get this certified?

 

[pushbrk 12,897]

You do not GET documents "certified".  You obtain an original police report as instructed, and obtain "certified copies" of other documents, like birth certificate, marriage certificate etc.

[fiskefillet 1]

On 4/26/2019 at 11:58 AM, pushbrk said:

You do not GET documents "certified".  You obtain an original police report as instructed, and obtain "certified copies" of other documents, like birth certificate, marriage certificate etc.

But will it suffice to bring the printed pdf of this police certificate? Is that an original? 

You dont get it signed or stamped unless there are entries it says:

"

Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: If no entries it is a digital certificate, sent as .pdf via e-mail.  If there are entries/convictions, or the requester does not live in Denmark it can have other formats with signatures and/or stamps from the issuing police station.

Issuing Authority Personnel Title:  If no entries, the digital certificate, sent as .pdf via e-mail is signed (in copy) by the National Commissioner of Police"

[NikLR 13,227]

4 minutes ago, hwbertel said:

But will it suffice to bring the printed pdf of this police certificate? Is that an original? 

You dont get it signed or stamped unless there are entries it says:

"

Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: If no entries it is a digital certificate, sent as .pdf via e-mail.  If there are entries/convictions, or the requester does not live in Denmark it can have other formats with signatures and/or stamps from the issuing police station.

Issuing Authority Personnel Title:  If no entries, the digital certificate, sent as .pdf via e-mail is signed (in copy) by the National Commissioner of Police"

From the information you provided it sounds like the printed pdf is fine. 

[pushbrk 12,897]

10 hours ago, NikLR said:

From the information you provided it sounds like the printed pdf is fine. 

If it is the correct certificate, yes.