This verification confirms whether a person has:

• Served jail time

• Ongoing criminal cases

• Convictions recorded in police/prison database

This is usually required for:

• Court cases

• Legal proceedings

• Government investigations

• Sensitive job roles

Where to Apply

You cannot directly apply at a prison.

You must apply through:

• District Police Office (DPO)

• Local Police Station

• Court (if case-related)

• Lawyer request (for legal matters)

Prison departments do not issue certificates to the public without legal basis.

Required Documents

• CNIC copy

• Court order (if applicable)

• Authority letter (if lawyer applying)

• Application stating purpose

Process

1. Submit written request

2. Police checks criminal database

3. If record exists → verification report issued

4. If no record → clearance issued

Processing time: 3–10 working days
Fee: Depends on province and urgency

Important Reality

• This is not an online public service.

• You cannot check someone’s prison record casually.

• Legal authority is required in most cases.