bcp.gov.in Check Passport & PVC/PCC Status : Bangalore City Police

Organization : Bangalore City Police
Facility : Check Passport & PVC/PCC Status

Check Passport & PVC/PCC Status : http://www.bcp.gov.in/bcp_passport/status.aspx
Home Page : https://bcp.karnataka.gov.in/en

How To Check BCP Passport Status?

Simple Steps to Know The Status of Your Bangalore City Police (BCP) Passport Application :
1) Enter your Fifteen Digit Bar-Code file Number on the Above tab and submit, you can find the status of your Bangalore City Police Passport Verification.

Related / Similar Facility : How to Get Bangalore City Police PCC / PVC?

2) Incase if your application has been initiated more than once please add ‘a’ at the end of the File number. Ex- BR0000000000 change it to BR0000000000a,BR0000000000b,etc.

How To Check BCP PVC/PCC Status?

To know the status of your BCP PVC/PCC/Finger Print application please type C.O.P
Reference No.SB/SK/ /2014

Document for Proof of Date of Birth :
For Applicants born on or after 26.01.1989 :
Birth certificate issued by a municipal authority or any office authorized to issue birth and death certificate by the registerar of births & deaths

For Applicants born before 26.01.1989 :
Birth certificate or school leaving certificate / secondary school leaving certificate / certificate of recognized boards from the school last attended by the applicant or any other recognized educational institutation

For Illiterate People :
Affidavit sworn before a magistrate / notary stating date / place of birth as per the specimen in annexure ‘A’ by illiterate or semi-illiterate applicants (less than 5th class)

Contact Us :
City Special Branch (Admin), No.1, Infantry Road, Commissioner of Police, Bangalore-560001.
080-22943246
ableadminbcp [AT] ksp.gov.in
10 am to 5.30 pm except Sunday and Govt. holidays

FAQ On PVC/PCC

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ On Bangalore City Police PVC/PCC

How to apply for PVC/PCC?
Download the application from Download Form in the menu above, Fill your personal particulars, pay Chalan at any Bangalore One Centre or in Bangalore One center located in commissioner of police office and Submit the application form at the office of the commissioner of police, No.1, Infantry Road, Bangalore City. Companies/Schools/Other Establishments can Submit applications in bulk through one of their employee.

What are the documents required for PVC/PCC?
The applicants are required to submit at least one of the documents listed below (Minimum One year residential proof)
1. Original Passport and Xerox Copy of all pages (Mandatory Document for PCC)
2. Voter ID Card

3. Gas Connection Card
4. Aadhar Card
5. Residential Certificate issued by Tahasildhar

6. Driving License
7. Bank Statement (One Year)
8. Water Bill
9. Electric City Bill
10. Ration Card

11. Original Certificate from employer of the Public limited company
12. Registered Rental Agreement
13. Telephone Bill(Landline or postpaid mobile bill)
14. Three Passport Size Photographs (Mandatory)

Identification Proof :
A. Passport
B. PAN Card
C. Driving License
D. Voter ID Card

Date of Birth Proof :
E. Passport
F. SSLC Marks Card
G. Birth Certificate

Who is Eligible to apply for PVC/PCC?
All Indian/Foreign Nationals residing in Bangalore Police Commissionarate limits can apply for PVC/PCC.

How much time it takes to get PVC/PCC after applying?
21 Working Days (subjected to receipt of police verification reports from the jurisdictional police stations)

Where should I pay chalan?
In any Bangalore One Centers across Bangalore City or in Bangalore One Center housed in commissioner of police office.
I am an Indian National Staying abroad, How can I get PCC/PVC?
Please refer to “PCC for Indian Nationals Staying Abroad” link

Functions of Bangalore City Police

The Bangalore City Police (BCP) is the law enforcement agency of the South Indian city of Bangalore. The BCP works under the Karnataka State Police jurisdiction and is headed by the Commissioner of Police, Bangalore City, currently Pratap Reddy, IPS.

The BCP has a number of functions, including:
** Prevention and detection of crime: The BCP is responsible for preventing and detecting crime in Bangalore. This includes patrolling the city, investigating crimes, and arresting criminals.
** Maintaining law and order: The BCP is responsible for maintaining law and order in Bangalore. This includes responding to public disturbances, crowd control, and preventing riots.
** Providing security to the public: The BCP is responsible for providing security to the public in Bangalore. This includes providing security to public events, VIPs, and other vulnerable groups.
** Enforcing traffic laws: The BCP is responsible for enforcing traffic laws in Bangalore. This includes issuing traffic tickets, impounding vehicles, and arresting traffic violators.
** Providing disaster relief: The BCP is responsible for providing disaster relief in Bangalore. This includes responding to natural disasters, such as floods and earthquakes, and man-made disasters, such as terrorist attacks.