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What is a certificate of good conduct for?

Leia Doyle

What is a certificate of good conduct for?

A certificate of good conduct means that the particular Kenyan holder has been searched in the criminal records of Kenya, and no criminal record has been traced. The validity of a certificate of good conduct is based on the information provided as from the date of issuance of the certificate.

What do I need to get a certificate of good conduct?

To apply for a certificate of good conduct, you need to have attained a minimum age of 18 years. You also need to possess a second generation national identification card as well as a clear copy of the same. The third and important factor is that you need to have an eCitizen account. If you don’t have one, don’t worry.

How long does a certificate of good conduct expire?

A certificate of good conduct has a validity period of one year and is also referred to as Police Clearance Certificate. It is provided by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).

Can I get a certificate of good conduct at Huduma Centre?

Certificate of Good Conduct service is now available at Huduma Centre GPO, Nairobi.

How long does certificate of good conduct take to expire?

How do I download my good conduct certificate?

How to Download My Certificate of Good Conduct

  1. Follow this link to Log into your eCitizen account.
  2. Click on the Department of Criminal Investigations options.
  3. Click on the menu at the top if the page and select Applications History.
  4. Click on the Ref No for your Police Certificate Application.

Can certificate of good conduct be renewed?

This is the same procedure used for renewing of expired certificate of good conduct upon which you can download. A certificate of good conduct has a validity period of one year and is also referred to as Police Clearance Certificate. It is provided by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).

Who can issue conduct certificate?

Character certificates can be issued by educational institutions (for students), places of employment (for employees) and government institutions….Answer:

  • Collector.
  • Doctor.
  • Gazetted Officer of Central/ State Government such as.
  • Headmaster of school.
  • IAS officer.
  • Lecture or professor of College or University.
  • MLA.
  • MP.