Can I apostille a non-Canadian document in Canada?
A: No, only Canadian documents can be apostilled in Canada.
How long does Canadian apostilles take?
A: Turnaround time can vary depending on the type of document and the country you wish to use the apostille in. Rushed service may be available. Contact us for more information!
What kind of documents can I apostille?
A: Most Canadian documents such as a certified RCMP criminal record check, name-based criminal record check, birth and marriage certificates, post-secondary diplomas, etc. can be apostilled. If you are uncertain whether your document can be apostilled, send us an email and we’ll let you know!
Do I need a Canadian apostille?
A: Apostilling a Canadian document (e.g., a RCMP criminal record certificate) is often a requirement when applying for another country’s visa, immigration, or employment. Applicants should confirm with the visa center or your immigration consultant whether apostille is necessary.
What is Canadian Apostille? What is the difference between authentication/legalization?
A: An apostille is a certification attached to Canadian public documents after they have been authenticated. It may be required when using Canadian documents outside of Canada for purposes such as visas, immigration, or employment. Before January 11, 2024 documents must be authenticated/legalized by the relevant country embassies and consulates in Canada. After January 11, 2024 the apostille replaces this [...]
Will the FBI report be mailed to my address?
A: No, the FBI report will be available in an electronic PDF form and will be emailed to you.
Where can I get my fingerprints taken?
A: Commonly, police stations or private certified fingerprinting agencies offer fingerprinting service. The fingerprints must be taken in black ink, signed and stamped by the official taking your fingerprints. In certain countries, these agencies may not offer the stamp. In these cases, alternatively, you can visit Notary Public offices and law firms to have the staff issue you a notarization [...]
How do I apply for an FBI criminal identity history summary report?
A: Step 1: Apply with us online Step 2: Have your fingerprints taken on a FD258 fingerprint card Step 3: Scan your 2 pieces of government issued picture and the fingerprint form Step 4: Send all documents to apply@thefingerprintroom.com for review Step 5: Mail original fingerprints to: #1131-11871 Horseshoe Way, Richmond, BC, Canada, V7A 5H5 Step 6: Received your FBI [...]
My child is a minor. Can my child get a name-based check from your company?
A: No, we cannot assist minors with a name-based check. A fingerprint-based RCMP check is required for individuals under the age of 18.
Can minors get an RCMP criminal record check?
A: Yes, minors ages 12-18 can obtain an RCMP criminal record check. However, the RCMP check must be mailed directly to the minor’s home address in Canada. Anyone under the age of 12 cannot be fingerprinted and cannot get an RCMP criminal record check.