UPPRPB Constable Recruitment 2026: Document Upload Date Extended to June 15, Check Details Here

Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board, UPPRPB, Lucknow, has come as a major relief for thousands of police aspirants. The Board has extended the final UP Police Constable document upload date to June 15, 2026. The extended deadline is only for those candidates who appeared for the exam conducted under the Civil Police Constable Direct Recruitment 2025 process (Notification No. 03/2025), who have qualified the Physical Standard Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and initial document verification stages.

The qualified candidates now have a few extra days to ensure that their document uploads are correctly submitted on the official website of the Board, which is uppbpb.gov.in. 

UPPRPB Constable Recruitment 2026: Steps to Upload the Documents Carefully

To qualify for the next stages of the UP Police Constable Recruitment under advertisement 03/2025, the candidates will have to upload their official documents very carefully without any technical errors. Given below are the steps following which the candidates can upload the documents carefully:-

Step 1:- Visit the official UPPRPB Website, uppbpb.gov.in 

Step 2:- Find and open the link which is labelled as Civil Police Constable Recruitment 2025.

Step 3:- Click on the specific Document Upload link provided on the dashboard.

Step 4:- Enter the registration details, such as registration number and password, to access the profile.

Step 5:- Upload the required certificates and identity proofs. Make sure that all files perfectly match the board’s prescribed file size and format as prescribed by the Board.

Step 6:-  Carefully check that the uploaded documents and image are clear and readable. Click final Submit and download the acknowledgement receipt for future use.

UPPRPB Constable Recruitment 2026: Common Mistakes to Avoid

As the Board has extended the final extension for the document submission process, the UPPRPB has also issued a strict warning related to the data accuracy of the documents. A single error or even a blurry image or document can lead to rejection, and the candidate making it to the final list. Given below are some common mistakes that the candidates should avoid during the document upload process:-

• Before the candidate finally submits the documents, make sure that the text, signatures, and stamps on your certificate are completely visible.
• The information on the candidates' certificates must exactly match the data that has been entered during the initial registration.
• The board has made it very clear that the candidates are entirely responsible for any discrepancies. An invalid upload will result in the immediate disqualification of the candidate.

Candidates are advised to upload their documents before June 15, 2026, to avoid any last-minute heavy traffic.