
Last updated Oct 29th, 2026
PCC Issuance in St. Kitts & Nevis
Get a Saint Kitts and Nevis police clearance certificate for a visa, citizenship, job, or bank file. We confirm which certificate you need, prepare the request, and follow it until it is issued.
Processing time: 2 to 6 weeks
St. Kitts & Nevis
Overview
A Saint Kitts and Nevis police clearance certificate (PCC) is an official statement of whether there is a criminal record in your name. Immigration authorities, citizenship programmes, employers, and banks ask for it. In Saint Kitts and Nevis it is called the police record certificate.
We confirm which certificate your recipient needs, prepare the request, file it with the issuing authority, and send you the certificate once it is issued. If fingerprints or an in-person step are needed, we tell you before anything is filed.
How it works in Saint Kitts and Nevis
These points come from the Royal St Christopher and Nevis Police Force instructions:
- Applications go to the Criminal Records Office at the Police Training Complex, Ponds Pasture, Basseterre.
- You provide a valid passport, or a government photo ID together with your birth certificate.
- Applicants overseas send notarised copies of their passport or ID and birth certificate, with prepaid return postage.
- Non-nationals also provide a certified copy of the passport bio page, their visa or work permit, and ten fingerprints.
- Someone collecting for you needs a notarised authorisation letter and photo ID.
Requirements and fees change, so we check the official source again before your request goes in.
Before you apply
- Check what the recipient wants. Some ask for a certificate issued within the last three or six months, an apostille, or a translation.
- Use your exact details. Names and dates of birth must match your passport and your civil records.
- Plan for fingerprints. Requests from abroad often need a fingerprint card taken by a local police service.
Why requests get delayed
- Fingerprints that are unreadable or not taken on an accepted form
- Names that do not match across the passport, ID, and the request
- Missing proof of the dates and addresses where you lived
- A certificate that expires before the recipient reviews the file
- An apostille or translation that was not planned for
We check each of these before the request goes in.
Related services
You can browse every Saint Kitts and Nevis service, including passport renewal and company incorporation. If you are applying for citizenship, see the Saint Kitts and Nevis programme.
What's included
- A check of which Saint Kitts and Nevis certificate your recipient needs
- Preparation of the request and a check of your identity documents
- Guidance on fingerprints or any in-person step
- Filing with the issuing authority, directly or through a local representative
- Follow-up until the certificate is issued
- A note on validity, apostille, and translation for the recipient
Documents
What to send
Passport
A valid passport, with a copy of the photo page.
Birth certificate
Required with a government photo ID if you do not use a passport.
Power of attorney
A notarised authorisation letter if someone collects for you.
Process
- Brief. Tell us who the certificate is for, where you lived, and where it should be sent.
- Check and quote. We confirm the right certificate and route, list the documents, and send you the quote.
- Documents. You send scans; we check them and arrange fingerprints or a power of attorney if needed.
- Filing. The request is lodged with the issuing authority.
- Follow-up. We track the request and answer any questions the authority raises.
- Delivery. You receive the certificate, with an apostille or translation if the recipient wants one.
Fees
Price on request
You receive a quote before any filing starts. It separates the CitizenX fee from government charges, fingerprinting, apostille, translation, and courier costs. Those extras are added only when they apply, and only after you approve them.
Government fees change, so we confirm them with the issuing authority for your case before you sign.
Government and third-party charges are confirmed in the quote when they apply.
Questions
The recipient decides. Many accept certificates issued within the last three to six months, so we time the request around your filing.
Yes, with a notarised authorisation letter and their own photo ID, according to the police instructions.
From the official source linked on this page: the Royal St Christopher and Nevis Police Force instructions. We check it again before filing because requirements and fees change.
You approve the quote before we file. Government, apostille, translation, and courier charges are listed on their own when they apply.
PCC Issuance
Price on request