Certificate of Good Conduct...how to obtain it quickly.

As in a certificate from the police stating that you did not commit a crime while in KZ? I know a guy on here by the name of Jamin was able to get one. Didn't seem that difficult.

Correction - I did have some obstacles before I managed to get the documentation. Initially I was informed b my IVP that its a straightforward process just needed to go to the right place with someone who can speak the local languages. Thought the VP-External Affairs is supposed to handle these kind of things, he "sat" on it for 2-3 weeks before throwing it back to ma saying that its NOT his job to do this and I have to deal with it myself. I was fortunate to have "friendly" local colleague who can help me and sorted it out without any problem within a matter of few days. It cost few thousand KZT, but worth paying "over the odd" for it.Finally I had the documentation translated in to English. How and what the process is still a mystery to me, but "knowing" someone who KNOW what the are doing is just "gold dust".

I agree with the comment that "knowing" someone who KNOW what the are doing is just "gold dust". Its all about who you know. I'm lucky because  I am happily married to a Kazakhstan citizen.