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How long did it take you to get your Certified Criminal Record check from RCMP back?

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Hello all,

I'm wondering how long it really takes to get your CRC back from RCMP. I know they say 2-6 months, but how long did it really take for you to receive the report back? This question is specifically for those who were required to submit fingerprints because their name check came back with a record. Please don't respond to this thread saying fingerprints aren't needed - in some cases they are.

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I've applied for the Digital [computer Scanned] check two times, One on the east coast and the other in Vancouver. In both cases I went to the city police, and in both cases I received the letter from Ottawa within 5-7 business days.

It's the letter with your photo, both thumbs and both index fingers on it with a certified RCMP stamp in the corner.

Not sure if it's longer for anyone outside of the country or for non-citizens.

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I've applied for the Digital [computer Scanned] check two times, One on the east coast and the other in Vancouver. In both cases I went to the city police, and in both cases I received the letter from Ottawa within 5-7 business days.

It's the letter with your photo, both thumbs and both index fingers on it with a certified RCMP stamp in the corner.

Not sure if it's longer for anyone outside of the country or for non-citizens.

Yes i got the same thing too! Same same but from Montreal! It costs me 60$!

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I recieved mine as the police office when I went to go do it , less then an HR for me

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Hi guys. Which check do we get? The regular or the federal ? Thanks

I'm pretty sure that the ones that got it in less than a day or even hours were only name checks at local stations which is good enough if you have no record. I could be wrong. I'm specifically looking for the response time for people whose name checks came back with a record and require RCMP processing with fingerprints. We were told it would take 2-6 months or more.

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Hi guys. Which check do we get? The regular or the federal ? Thanks

Not checking CPIC, the federal database, would be pointless.

Also off topic...

OP is specifically looking for people who recently has gotten the fingerprinting done and how long it took to get that police check back.

OP also please note you'll need court records for any conviction.

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Not checking CPIC, the federal database, would be pointless.

Also off topic...

OP is specifically looking for people who recently has gotten the fingerprinting done and how long it took to get that police check back.

OP also please note you'll need court records for any conviction.

yep - court records already in hand :-) thanks for the note though.

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Hello All - as others may be interested in how long it actually took us, I'm replying to my original question. It took the full 120 business days to get the CRC back (~6 months). Note that there was a hit on the name check so we had to go through the entire process. My recommendation is that you don't make any near term plans if you know they will find something and you should plan on it taking the full time they say it will. Also, it is possible (likely) that your I-129f petition approval will expire before it comes back. Don't worry, the consulate can extend it when you go in for your interview.

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Calgary Police Service took around 3 weeks here.

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Calgary Police Service took around 3 weeks here.

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

Less than a week!

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

I recieved mine as the police office when I went to go do it , less then an HR for me

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

I've applied for the Digital [computer Scanned] check two times, One on the east coast and the other in Vancouver. In both cases I went to the city police, and in both cases I received the letter from Ottawa within 5-7 business days.

It's the letter with your photo, both thumbs and both index fingers on it with a certified RCMP stamp in the corner.

Not sure if it's longer for anyone outside of the country or for non-citizens.

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

Did you also get copies of your court records for the violation they found on your CRC report?

sorry for the multiple posts with the same response - I'm trying to determine if the people who responded that it took less time than it did for us actually had a hit that needed to be researched by the RCMP or if they did not. I am assuming they did not, but I could be completely wrong...

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I would imagine if you had a criminal record/name hit and it took you 180 days and it took a lot of other people just a few days that in their case they didn't have a name/fingerprint hit.

Hollywood North

Former: TN1, H1B, O1 worker

Currently: FB-1: I-551 approved in MTL 04/04/16. Issued 04/06/16.

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On Saturday, March 05, 2016 at 2:20 PM, rnd4evah said:

yep - court records already in hand :-) thanks for the note though.

Can i ask what your charges were? Im in the same boat and am stressing out.

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18 hours ago, Kerri1972 said:

Can i ask what your charges were? Im in the same boat and am stressing out.

it was a charge from long ago (breach of probation). It was a non issue for us. It did take the full 6 months for us to get the CRC though, so hang in there! Best of luck to you.

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