All police checks for new members must be verified by church leadership and written at the bottom of the check. Verification will include the following:

1. A statement “I verify this is an original and unaltered [name of check].”
2. Date
3. Leader’s Signature
4. Leader’s Printed name

Membership applications without a verified check will not be processed.

Please obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC).

Please upload the Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) that is less than 3 years old.

Please upload both the Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) and Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC).

Please upload both the Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) and the Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC).

Please upload the Enhanced Criminal Record Check that is less than 3 years old.

Please upload the Enhanced Criminal Record Check that is less than 5 years old.

Please upload a verified copy of the Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) that is less than 6 months old.

You must have your check verified according to the requirements available on the Abuse Prevention Policy page (link above).

Please obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC).

You must have your Vulnerable Sector Check verified according to the requirements available on the Abuse Prevention Policy page (link above).

Please upload a verified copy of the Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC) that is less than 6 months old.

You must have your Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC) verified according to the requirements available on the Abuse Prevention Policy page (link above).

Please obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC).

You must have your Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC) verified according to the requirements available on the Abuse Prevention Policy page (link above).

Ensure that you upload both the rejection letter from the police and a copy of the application letter drafted by your serving church or ministry.

If you have not already provided the rejection letter from the police and the application letter drafted by your serving church or ministry, please upload them along with your board letter.

Please obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC).

Please obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check (ECRC) to be submitted along with your existing Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC).

OR

Complete a new Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC).

If you choose to obtain a new VSC, please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your VSC application submitted to the police.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Alberta

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through your local police department (e.g., Calgary Police Service, Edmonton Police Service). Some departments, like Calgary, require an online application for a Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Check.
• You will need to provide two pieces of government-issued ID and proof of address.
• Your serving church will need to provide a letter confirming the position involves vulnerable populations; please use the template provided.
• Fees vary by police department (e.g., $50–$70 in Calgary; check local police websites), if you are a volunteer you may have reduced fees.
• Fingerprinting may be required to verify identity if your name or date of birth matches a record in the RCMP database. Fingerprinting may be done by appointment, contact your local police department to verify.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in British Columbia

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• VSCs are managed by the Criminal Records Review Program (CRRP), not at your local police station. You can apply online using a BC Services Card Login which verifies your ID. If you don’t have a BC Services Card, you can still apply online with two pieces of government-issued ID.
• Use the template letter provided to have your serving church or ministry write the letter used to apply.
• Fees are $28 for volunteers and $56 for employees (as of 2025)

For more information visit the Government of BC website: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/crime-prevention/criminal-record-check/applicants

Application Link: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/crime-prevention/criminal-record-check/applicants/apply

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact the CRRP or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Manitoba

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) if you reside in Winnipeg; otherwise, contact your local police department. Winnipeg offers online applications. You will need to provide two pieces of government-issued ID. For Winnipeg, you must be a resident.
• A letter from your serving church or ministry may be required for volunteers - please use the template provided. Manitoba residents also need a Child Abuse Registry Check for roles involving children.
• Fees will vary by police department; Winnipeg charges around $50–$70, with reduced fees if you are a volunteer.
• If you are a Winnipeg resident, you can apply online at www.winnipeg.ca or in-person at WPS Headquarters (by appointment). If you reside outside of Winnipeg, contact local police. You may be required to provide fingerprints for verification.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

Winnipeg Application Link: https://www.winnipeg.ca/police/services/online-record-checks

Manitoba Information Page: https://www.gov.mb.ca/fs/rcl/pubs/rcl-where-to-request-record-checks.pdf

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in New Brunswick

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through your local police department or the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) if in their jurisdiction (e.g., Fredericton). Online or in-person applications are available depending on the police department. Visit your local police website to find out if you can apply online or need to apply in person.
• You must provide two pieces of ID, and one must be government issued with a photo, as well as proof of address (utility bill or bank statement).
• You may need to provide a letter from your serving church or ministry. Please use the template provided.
• Fees are approximately $20-$50 and if you are a volunteer you may have a reduced fee.
• Processing time is approximately 15 business days.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Newfoundland and Labrador

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) if you reside in their jurisdiction (Northeast Avalon, Corner Brook, Labrador West). Online or in-person applications require a completed Criminal Record Screening Certificate and/or Vulnerable Sector Check form.
• Only residents of RNC jurisdictions can apply through RNC either online at www.rnc.gov.nl.ca or in-person at an RNC detachment.
• You will need to provide two pieces of ID, and one must be government issued with a photo, as well as proof of address (utility bill, bank statement).
• Your serving church must provide a letter confirming your position involves vulnerable persons; please use the template provided.
• Fees are $20.
• Processing time is 15 business days. You may be required to provide fingerprints for verification.

RNC Website: https://www.rnc.gov.nl.ca/what-we-do/criminal-record-screening-certificate-vulnerable-sector-check/

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Nova Scotia

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through your local police department (e.g., Halifax Regional Police). Most departments offer online or in-person applications. A Child Abuse Registry Check is also required for roles involving children. Check your local police department website.
• You must provide two pieces of government-issued ID and proof of address.
• A letter from your serving church or ministry may be needed to confirm the role. Use the template provided.
• Fees will be approximately $30-$60 and will vary by police department. If you are a volunteer, there may be a reduced rate.
• Processing typically takes 10–15 business days. Ensure the VSC is specific to your serving church or ministry by using the provided template.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Ontario

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through your local police department or online, however some departments require in-person submission. In Toronto, you need an agency code from the requesting organization.
• You will need to provide two pieces of government-issued ID.
• If you are a volunteer, you will need a letter from your serving church or ministry to waive fees for Criminal Record Checks or Judicial Matters Checks. Please use the template provided.
• Fees are $20-$65 for a Vulnerable Sector Check, but volunteers may have a reduced rate or no fee.
• You may be required to provide your fingerprints for verification.

OPP: https://www.opp.ca/index.php?id=147&lng=en

Toronto Police: https://www.tps.ca/services/police-record-checks/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Prince Edward Island

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through your local police department, though you may be able to apply online depending on your police department. Check your local police department’s website.
• You will need to provide two pieces of government issued ID and proof of address.
• You may need to provide a letter from your serving church or ministry; please use the template provided.
• Fees are approximately $20-$50 and if you are a volunteer you may have a reduced fee.
• Processing takes approximately 15 business days.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Quebec

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Quebec does not use the term “Vulnerable Sector Check” but requires a similar background check (Vérification des antécédents criminels) for roles with vulnerable populations. Contact local police or the Sûreté du Québec website: www.sq.gouv.qc.ca
• You will need to provide two pieces of ID and proof of address. The letter from your serving church or ministry must specify the need for a check involving vulnerable persons; please use the template provided.
• Fees will vary throughout the province, approximately $30-$60 and volunteer fees may be reduced.
• Checks may include searches for pardoned offences if authorized. Processing times are approximately 10–20 days.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

Sûreté du Québec website: http://www.sq.gouv.qc.ca

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a VSC in Saskatchewan

Please provide the FCA-provided letter template to your serving church or ministry. This template should be used to write the letter that will accompany your Vulnerable Sector Check application submitted to the police.

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain a Vulnerable Sector Check.

• Apply through your local police department (e.g., Regina Police Service, Saskatoon Police Service). Online or in-person applications are available depending on the department. Visit your local police department's website to find out exactly where you need to apply.
• You must provide two pieces of government-issued identification and proof of address, as well as a letter from your serving church or ministry. Use the template provided.
• The fees are $20-$50, but fees may be reduced if you are a volunteer.
• Processing takes about 10-15 business days.

RCMP Website: https://rcmp.ca/en/criminal-records/criminal-record-checks/vulnerable-sector-checks

Saskatchewan 211: https://sk.211.ca/services/saskatchewan-headquarters-f-division-regina/criminal-record-and-vulnerable-sector-checks/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Alberta

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Police Information Check (PIC) or Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check (CRJMC)

• Apply online or in-person at local police or with the RCMP for certified versions.
• You will need to provide 2 forms of ID and a consent form
• You may need to provide a letter from your serving church or ministry (use template provided)
• Processing time is approximately 1–10 business days
• Cost is approximately $25–$50.

Alberta Criminal Record Requirements:

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/where-do-get-a-criminal-record-check

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in British Columbia

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced CPIC (ECPIC), Police Information Check (PIC)

• Apply online via BC Services Card portal (organization invite/link); in-person at local police (e.g., Vancouver) or RCMP; third-parties (e.g., Commissionaires).
• You will need your BC Services Card for online; 2 forms of ID.
• Fingerprints may be required if results are inconclusive
• Processing time is up to 15 business days
• Cost is approximately $25–$50, with an additional $25 fee if fingerprints are needed.

For more information visit the Government of BC website: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/crime-prevention/criminal-record-check/applicants

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact the CRRP or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Manitoba

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced Criminal Record Check (PCRC Level 2) or Police Information Check (PIC)

• Apply online via Winnipeg Police Service portal for Winnipeg residents or in-person at RCMP or local police for residents outside of Winnipeg
• third-parties (e.g., Triton, Certn).
• You will need to provide proof of Canadian residency, two forms of ID and credit authentication online.
• Processing time is approximately up to 10 business days
• Cost is approximately $30–$60.

Winnipeg Online Record Checks: https://www.winnipeg.ca/police/services/online-record-checks

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/where-do-get-a-criminal-record-check

Manitoba Information Page: https://www.gov.mb.ca/fs/rcl/pubs/rcl-where-to-request-record-checks.pdf

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in New Brunswick

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced Police Information Check (PIC) or Criminal Record Check with Judicial Matters

• Apply online or in-person at local/regional police or at the RCMP for rural residents. In person applications are only available on certain days
• third-parties (e.g., Triton).
• You will need to provide proof that you reside in your jurisdiction 2 forms of ID, consent, online requires credit authentication.
• Processing time is approximately 7–10 business days
• Cost is approximately $10–$35 and volunteers fees may be discounted. An expedited option is available for a $100 fee.

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/where-do-get-a-criminal-record-check

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Newfoundland and Labrador

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Criminal Records Screening Certificate (Enhanced)

• Apply online, in-person or by mail at Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) for urban areas; Provincial Court/RCMP for rural; third-parties (e.g., Provincial Investigative Services).
• You must provide proof of residency in RNC/RCMP jurisdiction; 2 forms of ID (one with photo); a letter from your serving church or ministry.
• You may need to provide fingerprints via RNC
• Processing time is approximately 15 business days
• Cost is approximately $20–$50.

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/where-do-get-a-criminal-record-check

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Nova Scotia

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced Criminal Record Check (via PIP) or Criminal Record Check with Judicial Matters

• Apply online or in-person at local police or at the RCMP for rural residents third-parties (e.g., Triton).
• You will need to provide 2 hard-copy IDs with HRM address and consent
• Processing time is approximately 5–10 business days
• Cost is approximately $25–$50.

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/where-do-get-a-criminal-record-check

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Ontario

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

• This check may also be called Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check CRJMC (Level 2)
• A Police Criminal Record Check, or a Criminal Record Check - Level 1 is not sufficient for our requirements.
• You can apply online or in-person at local police or third-party providers.
• You may require a letter from your serving church or ministry
• Provide 2 IDs (one with photo) and proof of Ontario residency; online portals require credit-based authentication
• Approximate processing time is 2–10 business days
• Cost is approximately $25–$65, and may be free for volunteers

OPP: https://www.opp.ca/index.php?id=147&lng=en

Toronto Police: https://www.tps.ca/services/police-record-checks/

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Prince Edward Island

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced Police Information Check (EPIC) or Criminal Record Check (enhanced with judicial)

• Apply in-person at local police or at RCMP detachments
• You can also apply online via third-parties (e.g., MyBackCheck, C5ID).
• You will need to provide 2 forms of ID, consent, proof of residency in your specific jurisdiction.
• Processing time is approximately 7–10 business days
• Cost is approximately $20–$50.

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/nb/criminal-record-check

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Quebec

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced Name-Based Check or Attestation de casier judiciaire (enhanced certificate of judicial record)

• Apply online or in-person at local police (e.g., SPVM, Sûreté du Québec)
• third-parties (e.g., Commissionaires Québec, Triton)
• Fingerprints are required for certified check via RCMP-accredited firms.
• You will need to provide 2 forms of ID; consent for the check, proof of residency
• Processing Time is approximately 5–15 business days
• Cost is approximately $25–$82.50.

SPVM Verification des Antécédents: https://spvm.qc.ca/fr/Fiches/Details/Verification-des-antecedents

Sûreté du Québec website: http://www.sq.gouv.qc.ca

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.

Information about obtaining a ECRC in Saskatchewan

Your serving church should be able to guide you through the process, however, here is some information that may help you obtain an Enhanced Criminal Record Check.

This check may also be called Enhanced Police Record Check or Criminal Record Check with Judicial Matters

• Apply online or in-person at local police or with the RCMP for rural areas
• third-parties (e.g., Triton).
• You will need to provide proof of Saskatoon/Regina residency (e.g., driver’s license)
• You may need to provide a letter from your serving church or ministry (us template provided)
• Processing time is: 5–15 business days
• Cost is approximately $20–$50.

RCMP Website: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/criminal-record-checks

Saskatchewan 211: https://sk.211.ca/services/saskatchewan-headquarters-f-division-regina/criminal-record-and-vulnerable-sector-checks/

You can also choose to have a private 3rd party company complete this check for you. Listed below are some options.

• Commissionaires: https://commissionaires.ca/en/services/criminal-record-checks/
• Triton: https://www.tritoncanada.ca/criminal-record-checks/
• Certn: https://certn.co/ca/criminal-record-checks/
• MyCRC: http://mycrc.ca/

** This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publishing. Details may vary by department and are subject to change without notice. Contact your local police department or visit their website for the most updated information.