Official RCMP-accredited fingerprinting for Police Clearance Certificates. Essential for immigration, foreign travel visas, border crossing, and international employment.
A Police Clearance Certificate (often called a "Good Conduct Certificate" or "Criminal Record Check for Visa Purposes") is an official document issued by the RCMP or local police that details an individual's criminal history (or lack thereof).
Unlike a standard employment check, this certificate is typically based on fingerprints and is required for high-security purposes such as immigration, foreign travel, or legal changes.
Individuals applying for Permanent Residency (PR) or Citizenship in Canada often require a fingerprint-based clearance to verify their background for IRCC.
If you have a past criminal record and wish to travel to the United States, you need a Police Clearance Certificate to support your I-192 Waiver application.
Countries like Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Mexico often require Canadian Police Clearance Certificates for long-stay tourist or work visas.
Professionals seeking work abroad (especially teachers in South Korea, China, or the Middle East) strictly require authenticated police clearance.
The first step in applying for a Record Suspension (Pardon) in Canada is obtaining your official RCMP criminal record sheet via fingerprints.
Contractors and employees requiring Controlled Goods Program (CGP) clearance or federal security clearance levels.
Schedule an appointment for priority service at our Surrey office. Walk-ins are also welcome.
We capture your fingerprints electronically. It's clean, ink-free (usually), and takes about 15 minutes.
We submit your data directly to the RCMP's Civil Fingerprint Screening Services (CCRIT) in Ottawa.
The RCMP mails the official embossed certificate directly to you or the third party (processing times vary).
If there is no criminal record match, the RCMP typically processes electronic submissions in 3 to 5 business days plus mailing time. If a manual review is required (e.g., a match is found), it can take 120 days or more.
We can submit your fingerprints the same day. However, the actual certificate is issued by the RCMP in Ottawa and mailed out. No agency can generate the official RCMP certificate instantly on-site.
Yes. Some foreign countries (like the FBI in the USA) require physical ink fingerprints on a card (Form C-216). We provide professional ink fingerprinting services for these specific cases.
Yes. We provide the specific RCMP certified criminal record check required for the I-192 Application for Advance Permission to Enter as a Nonimmigrant.
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