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Criminal record in Morocco: online application, tracking and delivery

The Ministry of Justice allows users to request a criminal-record extract online, track the file and choose among the offered delivery methods according to service requirements.

✓ Information checked on 23 August 2026

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Quick answer

The official portal offers a paperless request and different delivery methods. Depending on available options, the document can be collected from a chosen court, sent by secure mail or transmitted electronically when technical identification requirements are met. Check displayed fees and requirements before validating.

Portalcasierjudiciaire.justice.gov.ma
AuthorityMinistry of Justice
TrackingAvailable online

What to check before you begin

The portal currently indicates several delivery methods. Secure-mail delivery has announced fees of 25 DH in Morocco and 40 DH abroad, while electronic receipt is subject to technical requirements, notably involving the CNIE and an NFC-compatible phone. These amounts and requirements must remain accompanied by a verification date.

This guide focuses on the action to complete: understanding the procedure, preparing the right information and switching to the official portal at the appropriate time. e-services.ma remains a private, independent website and does not replace the public administration.

Requirements and preliminary checks

  • Provide the civil-status information needed to process the request.
  • Choose a delivery method compatible with your situation and the service’s technical requirements.
  • For certain electronic processes, have the identification methods required by the portal.

Documents and information to prepare

The list below is intended to help you prepare. If the official portal displays a different or more precise list for your situation, the official list takes precedence.

  • Identity and civil-status data requested in the form.
  • Information required for the selected delivery method.
  • Digital-identification elements where electronic receipt requires them.

How to complete the procedure: the steps

  1. Access the official criminal-record portal.
  2. Complete the form with the exact civil-status information.
  3. Choose the proposed delivery method and check any applicable fees.
  4. Submit the application and keep the tracking reference.
  5. Track the file, then collect, receive or download the document according to the chosen option.

Fees, deadlines and information that may change

When you choose secure mail, the portal displays the applicable fees. For any other method, rely on the official summary at the time of the request. Avoid websites that charge simply for filling in a public form.

Updated: This page was checked on August 23, 2026. Amounts, thresholds, deadlines and lists of required documents may be changed by the administration. Check the official summary before paying or submitting an application.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Enter names or dates that differ from those on the identity document.
  • Choose electronic receipt without having compatible equipment or a compatible title.
  • Losing the tracking reference.
  • Confuse a criminal-record extract, police record and nationality certificate.

— casier judiciaire Maroc FAQ

Can a criminal record be requested online in Morocco?

Yes, the Ministry of Justice offers an online application and tracking portal.

Can the document be received by mail?

The portal offers secure mail delivery with displayed fees, notably 25 DH in Morocco and 40 DH abroad at the time of our verification.

Can the criminal record be received electronically?

Yes, under the conditions provided by the portal, which may include a compatible CNIE and a phone with NFC technology.

How can the application be tracked?

Keep the generated reference and use the tracking function on the official portal.

Official sources and transparency

Sources consulted to prepare this guide:

Last editorial review: 23 August 2026. If information on this page differs from the public portal, follow the most recent official information.