Gujarati · પોલીસ ચકાસણી પ્રમાણપત્ર
Gujarati Police Certificate Translationપોલીસ ચકાસણી પ્રમાણપત્ર
The Indian Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) issued through Passport Seva for visa and migration purposes is already in English and does not need translation. Separately, some applicants hold a Gujarati-language police verification or character letter issued directly by a local police station — those are what we translate here, word for word including the result statement and any case references.
What this document contains
Issued in Gujarat, India by the local police station or district superintendent of police (verification and character letters); the national Indian Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is issued through Passport Seva in English. A certified translation reproduces every field below, including stamps, seals and handwritten notes.
- Applicant's name, father's name and residential address as recorded by the police
- Statement of conduct or confirmation that no case is pending or recorded
- Police station name, officer's name and designation
- Reference or outward letter number and date of issue
- Station stamp and signature
Versions you may have
- Local police station verification or character letter in Gujarati
- District police headquarters verification letter
- Indian PCC from Passport Seva (issued in English — translation not usually needed)
Local-language name: પોલીસ ચકાસણી પ્રમાણપત્ર — a descriptive term people search with, not necessarily the title printed on the document.
Printed title (English): Police Clearance Certificate (Indian PCC, issued in English through Passport Seva — not translated)
Also known as: police verification certificate Gujarat · character certificate police station · Indian PCC · police clearance certificate Gujarat
TransLingo translates the document you supply. We do not issue, obtain, verify, notarise or apostille it, and the receiving authority decides what it accepts.
Official information
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Names, script and upload tips
Gujarati names are written in Gujarati script. We transliterate each name as printed on the document, using your passport spelling as a reference where you supply it. Many Gujarati records add the father's or husband's first name as a middle name (for example Rameshbhai Patel), and honorifics such as -bhai and -ben are kept exactly as written rather than translated as titles.
- Check first whether the receiving authority wants the English PCC or the local Gujarati letter — they serve different purposes
- Upload every page that carries a stamp or reference number
- Scan the station seal clearly, as its text may be part of what needs translating
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