Police Information Check
A Police Information Check is often required for employment, volunteering, licensing, or other official purposes. In Fort Saskatchewan, checks are completed through the RCMP and may include criminal record, vulnerable sector, and background screenings. Learn how to apply, what documents are needed, and where to submit your request.
Visit the RCMP website to learn more about criminal record checks.
Requirements for a Criminal Record Check
- 2 pieces of government-issued ID; one must have photo ID
- At least 1 piece of documentation to show you are a resident of our jurisdiction (for example, ID or a bill with your name and mailing address on it)
- Methods of Payment: cash, debit, credit
Criminal Record Check Fees
Individual Criminal Record or Vulnerable Sector Check $ 58.00
Non-Resident Criminal Record Check $ 87.00
Volunteer Criminal Record Check FREE with original signed letter from Organization
Student Criminal Record Check $30.00 with valid Student ID
Under 18 Criminal Record Check FREE
Persons 18 years and younger may request a regular criminal record check, but only when applying for a government position (paid or volunteer). This includes federal, provincial, or municipal government youth opportunities.
The RCMP are prohibited from conducting Vulnerable Sector Checks on persons below the age of 18 years by law, under s. 119 of the Youth Criminal Justice Act and in accordance with RCMP provincial and national policies.