Criminal Record Certificate

Every Bolt driver is required to have a clear criminal record to operate on the Bolt platform.

Criminal Record Certificate

Every Bolt driver is required to have a clear criminal record to operate on the Bolt platform. P.S When you receive a certificate offline, it is issued as an A4 sheet, but when you receive a certificate online, you receive a digital certificate.

How to get checked?

This certificate can be obtained by Polish citizens, foreigners, individuals and legal entities. You can obtain this certificate in person at a branch of the National Criminal Register, by post, or online. Check out the steps below on how to complete this requirement.

1. What must I do?

In person: Go to the local courthouse of your district. You will need to take a special form where you need to fill in your details. Online: It is necessary to register on the state portal where you will find the form, sign the application via the ePuap Trusted Profile and send the application. The certificate will be sent to the email address you provided on the website.

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2. What must I bring?

- A debit card, credit card or cash to pay in person - Your ID document or Passport

3. How long is a CRC valid for?

The criminal record certificate must be submitted to your Driver Portal within 30 days. It must be renewed every year in order to keep driving on Bolt.

4. How much does it cost?

- In Person: 30 PLN - Online: 20 PLN

5. How long does it take?

- In person: It should take 10-15 minutes - Online: You should receive the certificate within a day.

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More information about Criminal Record Certificate

Criminal record checks (CRC) is a documented record of an individual's criminal convictions and pending cases, thus an important part of the Bolt Driver Registration process. The CRC serves as a valuable tool to verify a driver’s identity and assess past involvement in any criminal activities: misdemeanours, arrests, pending court cases, felonies, convictions, active warrants, incarceration and even traffic violations.

If the applicant has not been convicted in the past, the certificate will bear the annotation "Not listed in the National Criminal Register".

A criminal record could exist for any of the following convictions, although not limited to:

  • Driving while drunk or intoxicated
  • Driving while license has been suspended
  • Possession of controlled substances e.g. drugs
  • Evading arrest/detention
  • Assault
  • Theft

Expungement of a criminal record is an opportunity to have your conviction removed from the National Criminal Register and obtain a certificate of no criminal record. It can occur automatically after a certain period of time or at the request of the person who meets certain conditions. The detailed rules are set out in Article 107 of the Polish Criminal Code.

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