Serbian · Уверење о (не)кажњавању
Serbian Police Certificate TranslationУверење о (не)кажњавању
Serbia issues two distinct certificates that are often confused. The MUP certificate — uverenje o (ne)kažnjavanju — states whether you have a recorded criminal conviction and is issued by MUP, including via eUprava 2 3. The court certificate — uverenje da se protiv lica ne vodi krivični postupak — instead confirms that no criminal proceedings or investigation are currently pending against you, and is issued by the relevant basic court, for example the First Basic Court in Belgrade 4. We translate whichever you hold and keep the exact title, so the receiving authority can see which certificate it is.
What this document contains
Issued in Serbia by the Ministry of Interior (MUP) for the criminal-record certificate; the competent basic or higher court for the certificate that no proceedings are pending. A certified translation reproduces every field below, including stamps, seals and handwritten notes.
- Name, JMBG, date and place of birth
- For the MUP certificate: result of the criminal-record check (convicted or not convicted) and stated purpose
- For the court certificate: confirmation that no criminal proceedings or investigation are pending, and the courts and prosecutors' offices whose records were checked
- Issuing authority (MUP police administration, or the named basic/higher court), certificate number and date
- Signature of the authorised official and seal, or an electronic-signature block
Versions you may have
- MUP criminal-record certificate (uverenje o (ne)kažnjavanju)
- Court certificate that no proceedings are pending (uverenje da se protiv lica ne vodi krivični postupak), issued by a basic court
- Electronic MUP certificate ordered via eUprava
Original title: Уверење о (не)кажњавању
Also known as: uverenje o nekažnjavanju · MUP criminal record certificate · uverenje da se protiv lica ne vodi krivični postupak · Serbian police clearance
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Serbian documents may be printed in Cyrillic, Latin or both scripts. We transliterate names using your passport spelling as a reference where supplied (for example Đorđević rather than Djordjevic, unless your passport uses that form) and keep the original script visible in the translation.
- Make sure the full title is visible on the certificate — it shows which of the two documents you have
- Upload both certificates if the receiving authority has asked for both
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