Processing Police Certificate in Uganda
You say they are easy? Thats contrary to what i have read elsewhere. Everyone says it takes up to a month to get it. I will need your help somewhere in April, coz i think i might be current in June 2013.Alternatively, you can tell me how to go about it, requirements etc...
Step 1:
Go to the new Police Headquarters at Naguru for fingure printing (go to a tent in the compound). Go with a copy of your passport and two passport photos. Get assessement of 9,500/= and pay at Stanbic Bank IPS branch on Parliamentary Avenue. There are no bank charges.
I advice you to get two assessments, one for fingure printing process and the second one for a copy of your fingure prints. Or one assessment form for 19,000 and tell them you want a copy of your fingure prints as well. They do not give it to you unless you pay for it as stated herein.
Take receipt back to Naguru. Pay 3,000/= (official officers allowance) and get another receipt. Payment Office is at the main gate.
Take all receipts back to the tent. They will give you a plain paper to write an application letter to Interpol.
Fill forms for fingure prints and they will do the fingure printing there and then.
You will have two sets of forms if you pay for a copy. Get your copy and go home.
Step 2:
Wait for 4 to 5 days then you go to Interpol offices in Kololo, Mabua Road next to the Anti Corruption Court. Keep all receipts and assessment forms (stapple them together) and go with them to Interpol.
Go and check whether your fingure prints have arrived at Interpol. Get assessment of 50,500/=, pay at Stanbic Bank IPS branch. Go back to Interpol and pay another 3,000/= (official Officer's allowance) and get another receipt. They will take your picture from there (though mine was not taken, they just scanned my picture which was on the fingure print form). Go home and wait for two to three days for the Certificate of good conduct. Keep all receipts and assessment forms.
Go back to Interpol and check the book at the gate. If your Cert is ready, your name will be there. Sign and off you go.
The process should take a maximum of two weeks unless other factors come in. For example, the Boss who signs was out that is why mine took two days before she signed other wise I would have got it the same day after paying.
What normally delays is the transfer of the forms from Naguru to Kololo cause they wait till the number is alot before they do the transfer. Otherwise, your forms should be at Interpol after three days from the date of fingure printing ordinarily.