Peter
Lawyer · Budapest, Hungary
- 198 cases handled · 21 in this service
- 10+ years in practice
- English, German, Hungarian
- Law, University of Pécs
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4.9(17 reviews)
A police clearance certificate is an official paper showing whether you have a criminal record in the country. People often need one when: applying for a visa to live, work or study in another country applying for…
A police clearance certificate is an official paper showing whether you have a criminal record in the country. People often need one when:
You must live, or have lived, in the country and have a valid reason for asking. Nationality does not matter. You will need ID, such as a passport or national ID card, and must pay the official fees.
A lawyer checks what exactly you need, helps you prepare the documents, submits the application, follows its progress and deals with any problems, including challenges or disputes, until you receive the certificate.
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I am very thankful to the lawyer, and completely satisfied with the result.
I am really happy with her. Every time I wrote she answered fast, so I never had to chase her for news of how things were going. She understood what I needed straight away and, with her perfect English, explained the parts I had not followed without making me feel stupid. She was also nice to deal with. The price was fair, and in short she got it done, so I am glad I chose her.
Kind and very helpful.
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Lawyer · Budapest, Hungary