Where do I go to obtain a Criminal Record Check Report?
A. All applicants to the College must provide an original report of a Canadian Criminal Record Check (CRC) that you can obtain by asking your local or regional police service anywhere in Canada. The report must show that a search was done on all names you are currently using or have used, such as the name on your College application form, your name at birth as listed on your proof of identity document, your maiden name and any former names. The CRC must say that a search was done using the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database. The report cannot be older than six months from the date the College receives it. The card you obtained for your practicum is not acceptable for certification with the College.
A. All applicants to the College must provide an original report of a Canadian Criminal Record Check (CRC) that you can obtain by asking your local or regional police service anywhere in Canada. The report must show that a search was done on all names you are currently using or have used, such as the name on your College application form, your name at birth as listed on your proof of identity document, your maiden name and any former names. The CRC must say that a search was done using the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database. The report cannot be older than six months from the date the College receives it. The check you obtained for your practicum is not acceptable for certification with the College.
