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We get it. You need a criminal record certificate issued from the RCMP and are looking for a digital fingerprinting location near you. Our Streamlined fingerprinting service is Quick and Super Confidential.
To get a criminal record check certificate issued against your details, you will need to submit your fingerprints to the CCRTIS. CCRTIS is the RCMP’s wing for national criminal records and acts as the sole provider of criminal record checks and screening services for both the government and the general public use.
While all of this might seem overwhelming, we have got you covered. Our professionally-trained fingerprinting staff is highly experienced at capturing your fingerprints and completing your application within 10 minutes. Feel free to visit us at 1185 Victoria Park Ave, Scarborough and we will take care of the rest for you.
Globeia is a well-known name for document verification and certified background checks in the Greater Toronto Area. Our corporate and individual clients prefer our digital fingerprinting service for its reliability, fast turnaround, and impeccable customer service.
Globeia’s staff is also trained to prioritize your convenience during your visit, so that you can get your fingerprints captured and your application submitted to the RCMP within a matter of minutes.
We take pride in being one of the few RCMP-accredited Canadian fingerprinting agencies offering same-day submission of your fingerprints to the RCMP.
You will have to get your fingerprints captured digitally if you are inside Canada. The rolled ink fingerprinting service is for people outside Canada who are submitting a criminal record check application. We use a high-definition scanner to make sure that your application is processed by the RCMP as soon as possible. Our highly experienced staff will follow RCMP-issued guidelines to help expedite the process.
Being an RCMP accredited company, operating out of Scarborough, Toronto, we offer a very affordable 10-minute fingerprint capturing service, saving you time and money. Your fingerprint impressions will be transferred to a c216c form, which will then be attached to your application.
At Globeia, we keep the fingerprinting time under 10 minutes. We are accredited by the RCMP to provide digital fingerprinting services for all non-criminal purposes.
You may need to visit a fingerprinting service near you for:
Please bring two valid government-issued IDs, one of which must be a photo ID.
Following is a list of acceptable IDs according to RCMP guidelines:
Globeia will never charge you anything extra in terms of additional fees. We believe in complete transparency and providing affordable solutions to our clients. A detailed list of our service charges is given below.
We highly recommend booking your fingerprinting appointment in advance, to save you time that you might have to spend waiting for your turn at our office.
However, our front-desk agents are also available to arrange a walk-in digital fingerprinting session for you. Please bring two pieces of government-issued identity documents, one of which will need to be a photo ID.
An agent will take your basic information to fill out the digital fingerprinting request form after which you will be escorted to our secure booth for obtaining your fingerprints.
The fingerprinting process will take less than 10 minutes, barring any waiting time if you don’t book your appointment in advance.
Yes, Globeia is an RCMP accredited fingerprinting company.
Globeia is located in the Greater Toronto Area and is an RCMP accredited fingerprinting company located on Victoria Park Avenue & St. Clair Avenue East in Scarborough, Ontario. We are close to Markham, Vaughn, and Downtown Toronto.
You can book an appointment with Globeia to take your fingerprints for the Canadian Certified Criminal Record Check by the RCMP using the following link: Book Now
Please note, in order to receive any of the background checks (police clearances), two pieces of valid ID are required, of which one must be a photo ID containing the individual’s signature.
Below is a list of accepted identification:
-Driver’s Licence
-Canadian Passport
-Foreign Passport
-Canadian Citizenship Card
-Permanent Resident (PR) Card
-Certificate of Indian Status
-Student Identity Card
-Firearms Acquisition Certificate (FAC)
-Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) identification card
-Federal, provincial, or municipal identification card
-Military family identification card (MFID)
-Work Permit
In the office, it will take about 10 minutes to take your fingerprints and complete the process.
Globeia will electronically submit your fingerprints to the RCMP the same day that you come to the office.
If you have no criminal record, the results will arrive at your mailing address within 2-3 weeks. Please note, sometimes due to a backlog, RCMP can take longer to issue the results. However, if a criminal record is found, the RCMP may take between 1 to 4 months to issue the results.
To check the status of your application, you can send the RCMP an email: ccrtis-scictr@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
Please be sure to provide the following information:
If a criminal record is found, the RCMP may take between 1 to 4 months to issue the results.
We don’t issue vulnerable sector checks, however, if fingerprinting is required to obtain a vulnerable sector check, we can do this. Please do bring the letter that was issued to you. We will take your fingerprints, submit them to the RCMP electronically, and the results will then be issued directly to the Toronto Police Station.
All the following terms: Canadian PCC, Police Check, Police Report, Criminal Record Check, RCMP Background Check, all refer to the same thing; Certified Criminal Records Check which is a search of your criminal history based on your fingerprints.
In order for your documents to be authenticated and legalized, they must be original. However, oftentimes for certain documents such as diplomas or birth certificates, for example, individuals may not prefer all these stamps on their original documentation. In this case, they must visit a notary public and obtain a true copy of the document which is stamped, signed, and dated by the lawyer themselves. Authentication can only occur once the document is notarized. The second step, authentication, is when the Ministry of Global Affairs will issue authenticity of the document, and this is a vital step in order for legalization to occur. Please note that the document must be authenticated before it is legalized. The last step, legalization, is when a certificate of legalization is issued at the embassy of the country that you want to send the document to, in Canada. Globeia is readily available to assist you in making this a swift and easy process. Please visit the following link for more information.
