Civil servant's political review has no misdeeds

Answer 1

The relevant information about the certificate of no misdeeds in the civil servant political review was as follows:

* * I. The scope of the political review **
1. * * Personal Status Review **
- Generally, candidates were required to provide proof of no criminal record issued by the local police station where their registered permanent residence was located. The focus was on whether the candidates themselves had committed any illegal or criminal acts. If they did, they would not be hired. This included not only criminal behavior, but according to the relevant regulations of the Central Organization Department, the Organization Department also paid attention to understanding the target's compliance with laws, regulations, and disciplinary provisions, as well as their compliance with the rules and regulations. For example, the decision not to sue due to minor crimes was not reflected in the certificate of no criminal record, but it might affect the results of the political review. In addition, a poor social credit record might also lead to failure to meet the conditions for political review.
2. * * Family member review **
- The political review of civil servants often involved the review of family members. Immediate family members were included in the investigation, such as parents, siblings, etc. If an immediate family member had a record of bad behavior, including a major criminal record, a record of drunk driving, or a large amount of financial debt that was not properly handled, it might affect the candidate's political review results. If they were not the only child, and their siblings had "misdeeds," even if the candidates had excellent written test and interview results, they might not be able to pass the political review. In some cases, the bad records of relatives such as their grandfather's crimes could also affect the results of the political review.

* * II. Requirements for issuing a certificate of no misdeeds **
1. * * Present main body and materials **
- The certificate of no criminal record was generally issued by the public security organ. When I apply, my unit will provide relevant supporting materials (the unit will either issue a letter of recommendation or issue a "Certificate of No Criminal Record", which will be signed by the unit leader and stamped with the unit's official seal; if it needs to be certified, the "Notice of Additional Supporting Materials" issued by the notary department), and then bring my ID card or household register to the local police station where the household registration is located for processing.
- Due to different circumstances, the materials required for political review are different. For example, due to military service, joining the party, recruitment of civil servants, etc., if the unit sends people to investigate, they must present the introduction letter of the unit's personnel or security department, and the valid identity documents of the investigators; if the unit sends an investigation letter, it must be stamped with the seal of the unit's personnel department.
2. * * Dealing with special circumstances **
- When it came to economic situations, such as loan delinquency, if the loan was only late once or twice and the loan had been paid off, as long as the reason was honestly explained, it might not have much impact on the political review. However, if the loan was late for many times, deliberately concealed the fact of the loan, and the loan had not been paid off until now, especially if it was on the list of dishonest people, the political review would definitely not pass. There were also situations like material fraud. For example, if a university student took the public examination as a freshman, but had illegal loans to buy a house (obtaining loans through material fraud), once discovered, they basically could not pass the political review.
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