Last updated Oct 16th, 2026
PCC Issuance
Request a police clearance certificate for a visa, a bank, or another citizenship application.
Processing time: 2 to 6 weeks
Argentina
Overview
An Argentina police clearance certificate, often called a PCC, is an official statement of whether the authority has a criminal record in your name. Banks, visa posts, and other citizenship files ask for it.
We prepare the request, file it with the police authority, and send you the certificate once it is issued. Fingerprints are requested only when that authority asks for them.
What's included
- Form preparation and a check of the identity papers
- Filing with the Argentina police authority
- Follow-up until the certificate is issued
- A note on how long the recipient is likely to accept the certificate
Documents
What to send
Passport
The passport the certificate should be matched to.
Passport-style photo
A recent photo, if the police authority asks for one.
Power of attorney
Only if a representative will lodge the request for you.
Process
- Tell us who the certificate is for and who will receive it.
- We prepare the request and send the quote.
- The request is lodged with the police authority.
- We send you the issued certificate and say if the recipient wants an apostille.
Fees
Price on request
You receive a quote before any filing starts. It separates the CitizenX fee from government charges, courier costs, and legalization. Those extras are added only when they apply, and only after you approve them.
Government and third-party charges are confirmed in the quote when they apply.
Questions
The person named on the Argentina passport. We say so if a representative can lodge it with a power of attorney.
Only if the police authority asks for them. We tell you before arranging anything.
You approve the quote before the request is lodged.
PCC Issuance
Price on request