AdmiralTacos

@appleblossom @Ontarkie Thank you for the replies! It really cleared it up for us. She ended up going to an RCMP office near her and got it (mostly) squared away. I appreciate the help!

That's the part we're confused about. It says to go through the RCMP but they said to call the local police since she's in a specific province. Their system said to submit that application online but it looks like its a province request rather than the needed national repository one.

Hi all, My wife is a Canadian citizen living in Edmonton and I'm a US citizen. We're doing the IR1/CR1 visa and now on the step of submitting the civil documents to the CEAC website and we're a bit confused about the whole Police Certificate and how to obtain it. We initially called the RCMP to ask them about getting one for the visa but they said that since she's from Alberta that she had to go through the local police to obtain it and to call them. The only thing we could get through to is their automated system which told us to submit the application online. However, the only thing we can request for is a Police Information Check which, from what we can see, it isn't accepted by the NVC. I've been searching through VJ for anything close to what we were told but couldn't find anything. I saw this website linked multiple times showing what the actual document looks like. Also found this through the RCMP about fingerprinting and accredited places to get the forms. I saw this in another post: Where do we actually have to go to get our correct Police Certificate? Did they feed us the wrong info when we called them?

Hi all, I am a US citizen filing for my wife who is Canadian. A couple of months ago she had moved from her previous address to a new place. Our I-130 was approved and was sent to the NVC today. The notice from USCIS says that the NVC will contact the beneficiary about going further. Do they mail it to them still or does it get emailed? If mailed, how do I update her address with the NVC?