Criminal records assistance and validation (SAR)

This check provides what is referred to as a Police Clearance Certificate. In Bangladesh, the Criminal Record Certificate can be requested only by the individual and not by a third party (Subject Access Request). We'll guide and assist the individual in making a Subject Access Request (SAR) for the certificate and then validate it. The following categories for conviction exist in Bangladesh: • Violence against a person; • Sexual offences; • Burglary; • Robbery; • Theft and handling of stolen goods; • Fraud and forgery; • Criminal damage; • Drug offences; and • Motoringoffences. Police Clearance Certificates show all historic and current criminal convictions. Old convictions are listed on criminal record certificates and criminal convictions remain on record in the database for an indefinite period. The information contained in a Police Clearance Certificate includes the following: • Name of the individual; • Results of the check; • Name and rank of investigating officer; • Name of the issuing police station; • Name of the district; • Date of issue; and • Certificate number. Where a criminal record has been identified, the certificate includes the following: • Full details of the father; • Type of crime; • Nature of offence; • Result of the case; • Social status; • Political involvement/activities; • Opinion on moral good standing; • Full name and rank of investigation officer; and • Name of magistrate and date of sentencing (if relevant).