Reliable International Fingerprinting
RCMP-Certified Criminal Record Checks – While Living Abroad
If you need an RCMP-certified criminal record check while living outside Canada, we can help. We are accredited by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) to digitize ink fingerprints and submit them electronically for processing.
International fingerprinting is a process that allows applicants living abroad or in areas where digital fingerprinting isn’t available to have their fingerprints scanned and sent to the RCMP electronically. The process is completed by converting your paper fingerprint form to a digital format and submitting your application to Canadian Criminal Real Time Identification Services electronically.
We provide criminal record checks in Alberta—and remotely for people in countries around the world. Criminal record check also referred to as police clearances, criminal background checks, criminal checks, police checks, police certificates or CPIC checks, are processed through the Canadian Police Information Center (CPIC) based on your name and date of birth.
We provide professional translation services to help you bridge language gaps. Whether it’s personal documents, academic transcripts, business contracts, or immigration materials, our team ensures accurate, clear, and reliable translations. Certified translators are available when required, making sure your documents meet official standards in Canada and abroad.
An Apostille is an official certificate issued by a government authority that verifies the authenticity of a signature, stamp, or seal on a document. It allows the document to be recognized and used in any country that is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, without the need for further legalization.
An ECA Report is an official document recognized by the Canadian government that verifies whether your foreign education is equal to a Canadian credential. It is an essential requirement for immigration, employment, or further studies in Canada, helping ensure your qualifications are officially recognized.
Appointed by the Government of Alberta -The Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General to administer the Oaths, Affidavits, Declarations or Affirmations, Witness of Signatures, Change of Name Application, Professional Association Applications. Any document requires a signature from a Commissioner for Oaths.