RCMP-Accredited · International Fingerprinting
🌍 RCMP Criminal Record Check — Other Countries
Living in a country not listed on our site? Canada Fingerprinting Agency is RCMP-accredited and can process your Canadian Criminal Record Check from virtually anywhere in the world — no matter where you are located.
Who Needs a Canadian RCMP Criminal Record Check?
Anyone who has lived in Canada, holds or held Canadian permanent residency, or needs an official Canadian police certificate for immigration, employment, or professional licensing purposes may require an RCMP Certified Criminal Record Check — regardless of which country they are currently living in.
Common Reasons People Need an RCMP Certificate:
- Canadian immigration applications (Express Entry, sponsorship, PR renewal)
- Employment in Canada requiring criminal history disclosure
- Foreign residency or visa applications requiring Canadian clearance
- Professional licensing requiring international background checks
- International adoption applications
- Marriage or legal proceedings requiring Canadian police certificate
📋 Apostille / Hague Convention Certification
Some countries or authorities require your RCMP Criminal Record Check to be apostilled before it can be accepted for official use. Contact us to confirm whether an apostille is required for your purpose.
Contact us about Apostille certification →RCMP Processing Times
No Criminal Record Found
5–10 business days
Criminal Record Found
120+ business days
Estimates provided by the RCMP. You receive a DCN confirmation number after submission.
Payment Methods
Email Transfer • Credit Card • WeChat Pay • Alipay
Where to Get Fingerprinted (Any Country)
📍 Fingerprinting Offices in Other Countries
For countries not individually listed on our site, fingerprinting is accepted from national or local police forces, government immigration authorities, embassies/consulates, or approved private fingerprinting agencies worldwide.
National or Local Police Force
📍 Your country’s national police headquarters or any district/local police office.
This is the most commonly accepted fingerprinting authority in any country.
Government Immigration Authority
📍 Ministry of Immigration, Border Services, or equivalent national authority in your country.
Immigration offices typically have fingerprinting facilities for foreign document purposes.
Canadian Embassy or Consulate
📍 Contact the nearest Canadian Embassy, High Commission, or Consulate in your country.
🌐 canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship.html
The Canadian Embassy can confirm accepted fingerprinting authorities in your specific country.
Notary Public
📍 A government-recognized notary public can also authenticate fingerprints in some jurisdictions.
Step-by-Step Process
Contact Us
Email us to receive the complete Application Forms & Instructions package — including the document checklist and required forms.
Get Fingerprinted Locally
Have your fingerprints taken by an accepted agency — local police, government office, embassy, consulate, or approved private agency.
Submit Scanned Copies
Email scanned copies of all documents for verification. We review everything and send you an invoice.
Pay & Mail Originals
Pay by Email Transfer, Credit Card, WeChat Pay, or Alipay. Mail all original documents to our Edmonton office.
We Submit to RCMP
We digitize your fingerprint card using certified card scan technology and submit electronically to the RCMP. You receive a DCN confirmation number.
Receive Your Certificate
The RCMP issues your certificate and mails it to you or a designated third party anywhere in the world.
Download the Application Package
Enter your name and email to receive the complete Fingerprints Card Scanning Application Forms and Instructions — including the full document checklist.
International Fingerprinting Application Package
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Contact us directly and we will confirm whether we can process your application and guide you through the process step by step.