Canadian police certificate

[MK2803 13]

Just now, NicoleM said:

It just says "Other (Provide Details)"

 

you?

"For Non-Certified Criminal Information". 

[NicoleS 189]

Just now, MK2803 said:

"For Non-Certified Criminal Information". 

Ok. I'm not going to worry about that slight difference. They searched the same database, seems like that would be the important part

[MK2803 13]

4 minutes ago, NicoleM said:

It just says "Other (Provide Details)"

 

you?

Yes I don't think so something to worry. Is your certificate accepted by NVC? Also are you Fiance visa applicant or Spouse Visa applicant? 

[NicoleS 189]

4 minutes ago, MK2803 said:

Yes I don't think so something to worry. Is your certificate accepted by NVC? Also are you Fiance visa applicant or Spouse Visa applicant? 

I was under the impression that I only bring it to the interview (K1). Our case got forwarded to Montreal yesterday

and I'm the Canadian fiance

Edited February 6, 2019 by NicoleM

[MK2803 13]

Just now, NicoleM said:

I was under the impression that I only bring it to the interview (K1). Our case got forwarded to Montreal yesterday

I guess you are a fiance visa applicant. You don't need to send your docs to NVC. I am a Spouse Visa applicant.

[Johnnykimmy25 112]

22 hours ago, NicoleM said:

What does your record say? Mine doesn't say the National Repository, it says databank CMP-PPU-030. Is that the same thing?

We have the same databank. I got mine last week of December.

[ionoone 19]

Information available on travel.state.gov (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Canada.html) 
 

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Police 

Available

Fees: Varies by Province.

Document Name:  Certified Criminal Record Check.

Issuing Authority: Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Special Seal(s) / Color / Format: The Certified Criminal Record Check requested under the Privacy Act is fingerprint-based, but the report does not include an image of the applicant’s fingerprints.

Issuing Authority Personnel Title: There is no issuing authority personnel title.

Registration Criteria: There is no registration criteria.

Procedure for Obtaining: To obtain this document, you must submit your fingerprints to a local police service or RCMP-approved partner agency.  YOU MUST STATE THAT YOU ARE REQUESTING THE RECORD UNDER THE PRIVACY ACT.  Do not select “Visa/Border Crossing” as the purpose of the request. You must also specifically request the record which includes the “RCMP National Repository entire holdings.”  

Certified Copies Available: Certified copies are not available.

Alternate Documents: There are no alternate documents.

Exceptions: None

Comments: As of September 10, 2018 a fingerprint-based, certified criminal record check REQUESTED UNDER THE CANADIAN PRIVACY ACT from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is required by U.S. Consular posts in Canada. 

For more information on how to request this document, visit http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/steps-getting-a-certified-criminal-record-check

 

[NikLR 13,220]

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/atip-aiprp/infosource/pib-frp-eng.htm

[purem4g1c 113]

did you guys have to pay for your police check? i was trying to do a level 1 police check and it was going to cost $90? not sure if thats right, when it asked me the reason am I meant to put "immigration" ?

[Blondie0216 92]

12 hours ago, purem4g1c said:

did you guys have to pay for your police check? i was trying to do a level 1 police check and it was going to cost $90? not sure if thats right, when it asked me the reason am I meant to put "immigration" ?

I was quoted by Commissonnaires (who do them for RCMP) 56.50 for fingerprints, photos and the check under the Privacy Act 

[d24v 200]

17 hours ago, purem4g1c said:

did you guys have to pay for your police check? i was trying to do a level 1 police check and it was going to cost $90? not sure if thats right, when it asked me the reason am I meant to put "immigration" ?

I paid $50 for mine.

[purem4g1c 113]

Haha,,, ottawa is expensive I see the rates on Jan 1st hiked up to $90. Anyone know if the "Level 2, Criminal record and Judicial Matters Check" works instead of just a criminial record check? The price is about $50 instead of $90 and sounds pretty much like the same thing? 

 

[bpg123 12]

On 2/6/2019 at 12:38 PM, NicoleM said:

I was under the impression that I only bring it to the interview (K1). Our case got forwarded to Montreal yesterday

and I'm the Canadian fiance

Hey, I know its been a while but was just wondering if you criminal record check was fine. Mine says the same thing as yours but I never mentioned anything about RCMP National Repository entire holdings.

[NicoleS 189]

7 hours ago, bpg123 said:

Hey, I know its been a while but was just wondering if you criminal record check was fine. Mine says the same thing as yours but I never mentioned anything about RCMP National Repository entire holdings.

Yes it was accepted!

[wingman23 140]

On 2/18/2019 at 2:39 PM, purem4g1c said:

Haha,,, ottawa is expensive I see the rates on Jan 1st hiked up to $90. Anyone know if the "Level 2, Criminal record and Judicial Matters Check" works instead of just a criminial record check? The price is about $50 instead of $90 and sounds pretty much like the same thing? 

 

this is not the right police cert that the consulate is looking for. kindly see those links before our posts. you have to go a fingerprinting company that will forward your application to RCMP or go to RCMP directly. Don't waste your $90 for this. Though some of us had provided both RCMP and local police cert with no issues.