If you are a Dominica citizenship by investment (CBI) citizen living overseas, a bank, employer or immigration authority may ask you for a police record, also called a Certificate of Good Character. You can begin the request without first travelling to Dominica. The key is to check what the receiving authority wants and prepare a complete application.
Before you request the record
- Ask the receiving authority how recent the record must be and whether it also needs an apostille or another form of authentication.
- Confirm the name and passport details that should appear on the request, especially if your name has changed.
- Tell us the country where you want the completed document delivered.
Documents to have ready
For our CBI police record service, we typically review your Dominica passport, citizenship or naturalization details, two passport-size photographs and a completed application. We will confirm the exact documents and any authorization needed for your case before submission.
How our assistance works
Our team reviews your information, prepares the request, coordinates submission in Dominica, follows up and arranges return delivery. Government processing and courier transit are separate stages, so allow time for both. We will confirm the current fees and estimated timing before you proceed.
One common mistake to avoid
Do not assume that the police record alone will satisfy an overseas institution. Some recipients request an apostille as well. Ask the recipient for its written document requirements before ordering, so you can arrange the correct combination in one process.
Ready to start? Review our Dominica police record service and contact us with your destination country and deadline.