A police clearance \\ good conduct certificate is an official document detailing the criminal record history of the certificate holder. This certificate, also known as a “Certificate of No Criminal Record,” actually centralizes all arrests, convictions, or charges filed against the applicant, if any exist. The translation of a good conduct clearance certificate is required for immigration and Aliyah to Israel.<\/p>\n
Our law firm provides certified translation services<\/a> for documents and police clearance certificates in various languages. This notarial certification attests that the translation is identical to the content of the original criminal record certificate.<\/p>\n The criminal conduct printout includes open or closed criminal cases, investigations, criminal convictions, penalties determined by the court against the certificate holder, and more.<\/p>\n It is important to note that, although many entities require a “clean” police certificate (i.e., “no criminal record”), not every arrest or even conviction necessarily leads to the loss of eligibility to work or emigrate abroad. For example, individuals with a criminal record may still be eligible to make Aliyah to Israel<\/a> under certain circumstances, according to the Law of Return.<\/p>\n If the certificate holder has no criminal record, the Israeli certificate will state, \u201cNo records found.\u201d<\/p>\n