Korea (Local) Criminal Investigation Record Report, Issuance+Translation+Notarization+MOFA · Includes lapsed sentences – marked as cannot be submitted (Includes lapsed sentences – marked as cannot be submitted)

Full handling of the notarised translation plus an Apostille or consular confirmation from Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, so the Criminal Investigation Record Report carries proper legal effect where it is submitted abroad.

Korea (including spent convictions — marked as not submittable)

official issuance of the Criminal Investigation Record Report at a Korean government office + target-language translation by a professional translator + notarisation of the translation through a notary-authorised law firm + Apostille or consular confirmation from Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs

criminal inadmissibility screening for U.S. green card applications (USCIS), background checks for U.S. work and intracompany visas (H-1B, L-1, etc.), permanent residence and work permit applications in Canada (IRCC), immigration and long-stay screening in Australia and New Zealand (DHA, etc.), proof of good conduct for residence permits and citizenship in European countries, background check submissions for employers abroad, fitness screening for staff at international schools and child-related institutions, background checks for professional licensing abroad (nurses, teachers, security roles, etc.), director disqualification checks when incorporating abroad, background clearance for intercountry adoption procedures, screening for long-term study and exchange programs, digital nomad and remote-work visa applications, background checks for jobs at international organizations and NGOs, employment on U.S. military bases and vendor access screening etc..