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I have a friend from Poland is now selling second-hand <span style=”font-family: ‘PingFang SC’, ‘Lantinghei SC’, ‘Microsoft YaHei’, arial, 宋体, sans-serif, tahoma;”>Steinwey</span><span style=”font-family: ‘PingFang SC’, ‘Lantinghei SC’, ‘Microsoft YaHei’, arial, 宋体, sans-serif, tahoma;”> pianos that are exported directly from Europe in Chengdu. Contact me if you need his contact information. My Wechat ID: ccqcfz.</span>
Indeed, it is called “Certificate of No Criminal Record”.
In Chengdu, this certificate can be issued by a local notary public office. According to the latest policy of Chengdu PSB, to get this certificate, you must submit your application with a qualified notary public office, then the notary public office will check whether there is any criminal record with the assistance from the PSB. If there is no criminal record, they will provide you with such a certificate.
To be mentitoned, the notary public office will require a list of materials , some of which are from your former employer (such as a letter of introduction, a copy of the contact card of foreign-related unit). For the case you are not in Chengdu, you will also be required to submit a notarized and certified power of attorney.
This may be time consuming, especially when you are not in Chengdu now and the Chinese New Year is coming.
I am a local lawyer in Chengdu, if you need more information on this, please e-mail me (at: [email protected]) or add my Wechat (at:ccqcfz).
@Charlie Thanks for your kind reply. Glad to hear that my professional practice may be beneficial for you and your friends. If anyone meets a legal problem, please tell him/her to contact me. I will try my best to provide him/her with professional legal advice.
I wish as well to make friends with expats in this city. Thus I’m wondering whether there are regular expats’ events that are open to local Chinese people. I sincerely expect to participate if there are such opportunities.
