The new service gives Moroccans abroad access to a simplified administrative procedure. From Monday, November 9, the DGSN is allowing them to submit remote applications for an extract of their anthropometric record, also known as a criminal record certificate, through its E-Police portal.
The measure aims to extend to the Moroccan community abroad the administrative services already available to citizens residing in Morocco. Until now, the online application system was accessible only to users based in the country.
With this new feature, Moroccans living abroad can submit their applications online, track the different stages of processing remotely and check whether their documents are available before collecting them from their chosen diplomatic or consular representation.
To ensure the service is rolled out across all Moroccan diplomatic representations worldwide, the DGSN coordinated the operation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates.
The system covers both consulates and embassies equipped with identification data registration centers connected to the computerized system for managing requests for documents from abroad (SGDPE) and those without this infrastructure.
For the latter, a specific mechanism has been introduced. It provides for notifications confirming receipt of batches of criminal record certificates to be sent to an official email address designated by the DGSN. Applicants can then check directly on the E-Police platform whether their documents are ready and available for collection at the diplomatic representation they selected.
In parallel, the DGSN and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plan to provide support and awareness sessions for staff responsible for the electronic national identity card (CNIE) at diplomatic representations and consular centers. The training will focus in particular on the new features of the online anthropometric record application service and the digital identity system.
