At this point we are assuming you have registered (see earlier post) and having provided a valid email address. An email will be sent to your in-box confirming the registration and log in details enclosed. These will include:

the PIN (to be used as the user name)
the password (usually a one-off password, you’ll be required to change immediately you log in)
the security (seal) stamp (alphabets and numerals in an attached picture file)

Step-by-step process

Go to the KRA Online Services.

Enter your PIN, Password, and Security Stamp accordingly to access …

Download the Kenya Police Medical Examination form popularly known as P3 here. It is usually provided free of charge at all police stations. It is used to request for medical examination by a Medical Officer of Health, in order to determine the nature and extent of bodily injury sustained by a complainant(s) in assault cases.
Part I of the form must be filled by the Police Officer requesting medical examination.
Part II must be filled by a Medical Officer or Practitioner carrying out the examination giving medical details.
Section B of this …

You can now download the police abstract online.
The Police Abstract form is  issued FREE by the Police whenever a person reports loss of property.
Download it here Kenya Police Abstract Form.
It is filled giving details of the lost property. The Officer Commanding Police Station (OCS) must sign and rubber-stamp the filled form and an official receipt issued.
NB. Once this form is filled, it must be taken to the nearest Police Station for necessary assistance.

You can track the progress of your ID application online in a very simple way. All you will need is the current serial No. of your waiting card then:

Go to: http://www.identity.go.ke/search.html
Enter the current serial No. of your waiting Card (the first 9 digits only)
Click Submit

Also find on another post on The Timpata how to check the same progress via SMS.
There you have it; Its that simple!