CHAPLAINS – INTERPOL Center USA (ICA)
The International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation, operating under the trade name INTERPOL Center USA (ICA), is a U.S. nonprofit humanitarian and chaplaincy organization dedicated to human rights, civilian protection, peacebuilding, and international humanitarian cooperation.
Individuals wishing to join ICA as chaplains must meet the organization's eligibility requirements and submit the documentation requested by the Membership Office.
ICA chaplains are volunteers who provide pastoral care, humanitarian support, civilian mediation, and emotional assistance to individuals and communities affected by conflict, displacement, and humanitarian crises. They promote human dignity, peaceful dialogue, and respect for fundamental rights.
Working with civil society organizations and humanitarian partners, chaplains support initiatives focused on civilian welfare, conflict prevention, and community resilience. They may also provide humanitarian assistance to families of missing persons and other vulnerable individuals.
All chaplaincy activities are conducted in accordance with applicable law and the organization's policies. Chaplaincy appointments and membership do not confer police, law-enforcement, governmental, military, or diplomatic authority, privileges, or immunities.
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🕊️ IHRC–ICA Visual Identity Set 2024Brand Identity StatementThe IHRC–ICA Visual Identity Set 2024 presents visual materials associated with International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation, a nonprofit corporation established in the State of New Mexico, United States, and its trade name, INTERPOL Center USA (ICA).The visual materials are used to identify the organization and its humanitarian, chaplaincy, and civilian peacebuilding activities.Organizational Information
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Membership in the Chaplain Corps – INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) is open to individuals of integrity and moral character, regardless of religion or nationality, who are committed to:
- Serving humanity.
- Promoting peace and reconciliation.
- Cooperating with humanitarian and civilian protection initiatives of IHRC Corporation.
Applicants must submit their application form available for download from the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) website.
All personal data are processed in accordance with applicable data protection laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR – EU 2016/679), where applicable.
Membership documents may incorporate security features designed to help prevent unauthorized copying or alteration.
⚠️Donation Disclaimer(Membership Clarification)A donation to INTERPOL Center USA ( ICA) does not constitute membership. Membership is granted only upon completion of required compliance procedures and formal approval by the organization.
How to become a Chaplain – INTERPOL Center USA (ICA)
Individuals interested in joining the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) are requested to complete and submit the official online application form available at:
🌐 https://www.ihrchq.org/chaplain.php
Required Documents
Applicants are required to prepare and submit the following documents:
1. Certificate or Declaration of No Criminal Record – issued by an authorized national authority (valid within the last 6 months).
2. Copy of Passport or National ID – for verification purposes only.
3. Curriculum Vitae (CV) – outlining professional, humanitarian, or clerical experience.
4. One (1) electronic biometric photographs – for identification and personalization of IPC USA credentials.
📸 Biometric Photo Specifications:
• File format: JPEG or PNG - Your biometric photo (front view) on a white background, such as used for US or European visas
• Minimum resolution: 300 dpi
• Background: plain light color (white or light gray)
• The face must be fully visible, facing forward, with no head covering (except for religious reasons)
• Neutral facial expression, eyes open, mouth closed
• Photo must have been taken within the last 6 months
• GDPR Consent Form – mandatory for citizens of the European Union, included in the online application form.
• Additional supporting documents – as specified in the application form (e.g., letters of recommendation, training certificates, confirmation of humanitarian missions).
Next Steps
After submission, all application documents will be reviewed by the Membership Office of International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation.
Once the application has been approved, the applicant will receive a Membership Agreement, which must be signed and returned to complete the membership process.
📩 Contact and Application Support
INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) – Chaplaincy Membership Office
Official Samples of Identification Cards and BadgesINTERPOL Center USA / DBA: IHRC CorporationTo ensure transparency and prevent misuse, the INTERPOL Center USA ( ICA) – Administrative Department of Civil Protection and Force Division. publishes official samples of identification cards and badges issued to authorized members.These samples are provided for public information and verification purposes only.⚠️ Disclaimer
• “SAMPLE – NOT VALID FOR IDENTIFICATION.”
• Personal data, ID numbers, and QR codes shown on the samples are fictional or obscured.
• All rights to the designs, graphics, holograms, and emblems are the exclusive intellectual property of the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA)/ IHRC Corporation.
• Any unauthorized reproduction, imitation, or use for deceptive, commercial, or personal purposes is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.
Technical Specification: ICA Identification Card and Official Badges
Identification Card (ID Card – TD1, ICAO Doc 9303)
The official INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) Identification Card is produced in accordance with the TD1 format (ICAO Doc 9303) and serves as the formal credential confirming the status of an ICA officer or Chaplain.
At present, the card is non-biometric, however it is technically prepared for future integration of a biometric chip (contactless or hybrid) in compliance with ICAO Doc 9303, ISO/IEC 14443, and ISO/IEC 7816 standards.
Membership Identification Cards and Badges
Security Features
Membership identification cards may incorporate the following security features:
- Multilayer holographic laminate (OVD) designed to help protect against tampering.
- Individually numbered security hologram, where applicable.
- High-resolution security microprint and guilloché background, where applicable.
- Optically Variable Ink (OVI) and protective layers designed to help prevent unauthorized alteration.
- Verification code linking to the membership verification page, where available.
Technical Characteristics
- Format: ID-1 (85.6 × 54.0 mm), where applicable.
- Personalization: Personalized printing of membership information, such as member name, membership ID, membership category, and validity period.
- Data Protection: Membership records maintained in the organization's membership database, subject to applicable data protection requirements.
- Durability: Protective laminate designed to resist ordinary wear and abrasion.
Membership Badges
Members of INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) may receive personalized membership badges, subject to the organization's membership policies.
Common Features
- Personalized identification: Individual membership or reference number, where applicable.
- Material: Metal construction, which may include brass or zinc-aluminium alloy, with enamel and protective finish.
- Presentation case: Protective storage case.
- Decorative features: Engraving, microtext, or holographic elements, where applicable.
- Membership records: Badge details may be recorded in the organization's membership database.
Badge Types
Badge A – Membership Badge with Card Holder
- Designed to accompany a membership identification card.
- May be presented together with the membership card.
- May be supplied with a protective holder.
Badge B – Chain and Clip Type
- Membership badge designed for display by the member.
- May feature cast metal construction, raised details, and enamel elements.
- May include a chain or clip for attachment or display.
- Intended for membership identification and ceremonial use, where applicable.
Identification Data – Sample Layout
BADGE No.: [Membership badge number]
MEMBER NAME: [Member's name]
MEMBERSHIP TITLE: [Applicable internal title, if any]
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY: Chaplain
MEMBERSHIP ID No.: [Membership identification number]
SECURITY FEATURE ID No.: [Reference number, if applicable]
MEMBERSHIP START DATE: [Day/Month/Year]
MEMBERSHIP EXPIRATION DATE: [Day/Month/Year, if applicable]
MEMBER NAME: [Member's name]
MEMBERSHIP TITLE: [Applicable internal title, if any]
MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY: Chaplain
MEMBERSHIP ID No.: [Membership identification number]
SECURITY FEATURE ID No.: [Reference number, if applicable]
MEMBERSHIP START DATE: [Day/Month/Year]
MEMBERSHIP EXPIRATION DATE: [Day/Month/Year, if applicable]
Important Notice: Membership badges and identification cards are issued solely for internal membership identification. They do not constitute government-issued identification documents and do not confer police, law-enforcement, governmental, military, or diplomatic authority.
Security Clause and Verification
All identification documents and badges issued by INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) are digitally encrypted, holographically secured, and laminated with OVD protective film, ensuring document durability, authenticity, and protection against counterfeiting.
Each ID card contains an encrypted QR code enabling direct authenticity verification via the official INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) verification portal, without public disclosure of personal data.
The system architecture allows for future biometric chip integration to enhance identity authentication, while maintaining compliance with international data protection and security standards.
🔹 Verification Portal
To verify the authenticity of an issued ID card or badge, please use our official verification portal:
🌐 www.interpolcenterusa.org/verify
🌐 www.interpolcenterusa.org/verify
📍Note: The public verification page does not display any personal data or officer photographs.
Membership and Contribution Policy
If an annual report is not approved, or if no humanitarian activity has been recorded during the year, a special contribution equal to double the annual membership fee will be applied.
These funds are fully dedicated to supporting active Chaplains participating in peacekeeping and humanitarian operations under the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA)
These funds are fully dedicated to supporting active Chaplains participating in peacekeeping and humanitarian operations under the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA)
All payments — both mandatory and voluntary — are processed exclusively through the official financial system of ICA USA / IHRC Corporation, ensuring full transparency, documentation, and financial security.
Failure to submit the required report or to renew the membership contribution within the prescribed period may result in temporary suspension of the Chaplain’s license and restricted access to the Peacemaker Force Department system.
Chaplain License Terms
The Chaplain License of the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA) is granted for a period of one (1) year.
Its validity depends on the Chaplain’s active participation in humanitarian service and adherence to the ethical and operational standards of the IPC USA Chaplain Corps.
Its validity depends on the Chaplain’s active participation in humanitarian service and adherence to the ethical and operational standards of the IPC USA Chaplain Corps.
To maintain and renew the license, each member must:
- Submit an annual humanitarian activity report at the end of each year, detailing official or voluntary participation in ICA USA or partner humanitarian and peace programs.
- Obtain approval of the report by the General Staff of the INTERPOL Center USA (ICA).
