If you applied for a Permanent Residence Permit before 02 June 2014 and still need a Police Clearance Certificate, then CSI Africa can help. As a registered AFISwitch service provider we can now submit fingerprints on your behalf to the Department of Home Affairs.
As per Government Gazette #229, CSI Africa will only be able to assist those individuals whose name appears on the list of pending Permanent Residence Permit applications. These are application which have been submitted before 02 June 2014.
To find out whether your name appears on the list of pending Permanent Residence Applications, send an email to frans@csinvestigate.co.za.
Alternatively, you can view the list here. (Please note: this PDF document is 44.5MB, and may not be suitable for viewing on mobile devices, or devices with small data plans).
For more information or any other queries, please call us on 0861 274 911.
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