police certificate

[raoi0639 0]

Since the background check is a search of the RCMP database, does it actuallly matter to the consulate which local police jurisdiction you go to request your certificate from? I don't live in Toronto, but the cost there is around $22 compared to $40+ in surrounding areas.

My guess is this is ok because they seem to accept commissionares reports and I've read about people having to get another certificate in Montreal (because the one they originally got was too old) at the time of their interview.

[Fayeara 8]

It shouldn't matter where you get it, as long as it has your full name and it's clearly stated that the national database was searched.

[NikLR 13,220]

Since the background check is a search of the RCMP database, does it actuallly matter to the consulate which local police jurisdiction you go to request your certificate from? I don't live in Toronto, but the cost there is around $22 compared to $40+ in surrounding areas.

My guess is this is ok because they seem to accept commissionares reports and I've read about people having to get another certificate in Montreal (because the one they originally got was too old) at the time of their interview.

Mine was $25 right at an RCMP office. Montreal accepts them for up to a year.

[LittleSparrow 1]

I got mine from the Toronto Police website and it worked just fine!

[raoi0639 0]

LittleSparrow - Congrats on your approval. I recently asked the forum about fingerprints after seeing a conflicting post. I take it since you ordered yours online, fingerprints were not an issue!