Ghana - Get E-Judgement Service

ProcedureEdit

Apply In-Person:

To Apply for Get E-Judgement Service in person, the applicant has to approach the JUIDICIAL department in Ghana Contact link
Application Form can be downloaded from the link
The application has been considered by the court and the following order has been made.
Information related to the JUIDICIAL commission and licensing authority can be obtained from the “Office locations and contacts “section of this page.
Please make sure you have all the documents that are the listed down the Required documents of this page.
Application form can be obtained from the appropriate JUIDICIAL office that should be completed and presented.
A free of charge for this procedure.
Applicant should attach photocopies of documents (whichever is necessary) along with the applicant from while submitting it at JUDICIAL office.
If all above mentioned procedures were followed properly by the applicant, the application form will be viewed by concerned authorities and the applicant will be notified regarding their certificate.
This application will be processed and information will be verified by the JUDICIAL.
If the verification is successful, notification will be sent to the applicant.
After getting the notification from concerned authorities, applicant can visit the office to collect their document.
The Processing time for this procedure is 1 month.

Judicial Service, Ghana
John Evans Atta Mills High St, Accra, Ghana
GQWW+74 Accra, Ghana
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Explain the time until which the certificate/document is valid.
e.g. Birth Certificate Valid Forever

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WACA was first established in 1866, petered out in 1873, and was re-established in 1928

Sure name
Other name
Contact number
Postal address
Previous names (if name has been changed
Present address
Address in Ghana/overseas (if different from above
Date of birth
Place of birth
Nationality and how acquired
Present appointment or employment
Full name of husband/wife (if married
Father’s name in full
Father’s occupation
Father’s nationality
Mother’s maiden name
Mother’s nationality
Passport number, date and place of issue
Have you ever been convicted of a Criminal Offence If Yes; give details
Have you ever been dismissed or otherwise removed from one of the Public Services in Ghana If Yes; give details
Are you bonded to serve either the Government or any Body in any capacity If Yes; give details including the date of expiry of the bond
Number of Children/sons/daughters
Age of children
Have you any obligation to reference being made to your previous or present Employers
Particulars of your employment since leaving School or College including period of apprenticeship, training, self-employment or unemployment
If engaged, how soon after selection would you be able to travel to Ghana
Give particulars of any physical disability you have or from which you may have suffered
Details of Name of Schools and Universities attended with dates of entry and leaving in each case
What other posts in the Ghana Civil Service have you ever applied (Give details)

The Judicial Service as a Public Service institution is responsible for the day-to-day administration of all Courts and is the administrative body that provides administrative support to the Judiciary. The vision of the Judicial Service is “Equal Access to quality Justice”.

Electronic technologies are rapidly changing the ways that justice can be accessed by and realized in societies across the world. The development of e-justice — the use of electronic technologies to enhance transparency, effectiveness, and access to justice — has become essential to modernizing any judicial system.

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