Walk-in Criminal Record Check Services

Criminal background check:

Also known as:

• Criminal Record Check
• Criminal Record Name Check
• Criminal Background Check
• Police Records Check
• Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC)
• Police Criminal Record Check

The Criminal Record name check may be required for following purpose. However, please check with the concerned department whether the Criminal Record name check is acceptable or fingerprinting results are required.

• Adoption
• Adult Dependent Care
• Board of Liquor
• Board of Nursing
• Board of Pharmacy
• By-Law Licensing
• Child Care
• Licensing
• Employment
• Handgun Licensing
• Human Resources
• Immigration/Visa
• Individual Review
• Public Service Commission
• Driving School Instructors
• State Police Licensing
• Mortgage Licensing
• Private Employer Petitions
• Retail
• Real Estate Agent Licensing
• Security Guard Licensing
• Trucking
• Taxi
• Warehouse
• Government Contract

Walk in Service:

We at Novel Notary Public Services Inc. are authorised affiliate to conduct Criminal Background Name check as a Walk in Service.The results are provided by RCMP, supported by the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC)
There are many people on the criminal records data base with names and dates of birth that are identical or similar. When the query of the criminal record data bank indicates that there is a record for someone with a similar name and date of birth, the applicant is requested to submit fingerprints. The requirement to submit fingerprints is done for the protection of the individual and should not be construed as an indication a person has a criminal record. This ensures that when criminal records are disclosed, they pertain to the correct person.

The Criminal Record Checks can form a valuable component of employment screening. Reasonable steps are taken that criminal record information is disclosed in a way that respects:
– The requirement that information be accurate;
– The requirement to conform with federal legislation, policies and ministerial directives;
– The requirement to protect the privacy of rights of Canadian citizens.

According to RCMP, the search result will not disclose:

• Outstanding charges and warrants
• Absolute and/or Conditional Discharges
• Convictions where a Record Suspension has been granted (formerly referred to as Pardon)
• Convictions under Provincial Statutes
• Family Court Restraining Orders
• Foreign Information
• Current Judicial orders
• A vulnerable sector verification search of pardoned sex offenders

At least one of the following primary pieces of identification must be provided, along with a secondary I.D. that includes a signature

Acceptable Photo Identification

Driver’s Licence (issued by Canadian province or territory)
Foreign Driver’s Licence
Canadian Passport
Foreign Passport
Canadian Citizenship Card
Permanent Resident (PR) Card
Certificate of Indian Status
Student Identity Card from a foreign institute
Firearms Acquisition Certificate (FAC)
Canadian National Institute of the Blind (CNIB) Identification Card
Federal, Provincial or Municipal Identification Card
Military Family Identification Card (MFID)