Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
Apr 12th 2002, 3:40 pm
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Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police check.
I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the response
out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question it. But has
anyone else had an experience like this?
Thanks: Todd
I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the response
out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question it. But has
anyone else had an experience like this?
Thanks: Todd
Apr 12th 2002, 4:10 pm
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
My understanding is that you get the police check from your local police force no
matter who they are. And guess where they get the info from??? RCMP so you only need
the one from the Montreal Police force
Todd Carney wrote:
> I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> - Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
>
> The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
>
> Thanks: Todd
matter who they are. And guess where they get the info from??? RCMP so you only need
the one from the Montreal Police force
Todd Carney wrote:
> I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> - Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
>
> The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
>
> Thanks: Todd
Apr 12th 2002, 7:40 pm
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get a
fingerprint check.
All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
Luanne
Binjia Jiao wrote:
>Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't see
>their email in my package?
>
> As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost than
> local police force.
>
> Good luck.
>
>Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
>
>>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
>>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
>>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
>> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
>>
>>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
>>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
>>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
>>
>>Thanks: Todd
fingerprint check.
All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
Luanne
Binjia Jiao wrote:
>Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't see
>their email in my package?
>
> As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost than
> local police force.
>
> Good luck.
>
>Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
>
>>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
>>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
>>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
>> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
>>
>>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
>>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
>>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
>>
>>Thanks: Todd
Apr 12th 2002, 10:10 pm
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
Not necessarily.... My husband got his police certificate from the Ontario
Provincial Police in Belleville and they said it was an RCMP check, but we got an
RFE because Montreal said it wasn't correct and he had to go to the RCMP office in
Kingston instead.
dabear® <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> My understanding is that you get the police check from your local police force no
> matter who they are. And guess where they get the info from??? RCMP so you only
> need the one from the Montreal Police force
>
> Todd Carney wrote:
>
> > I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> > check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> > - Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> > Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >
> > The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> > response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> > it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >
> > Thanks: Todd
Provincial Police in Belleville and they said it was an RCMP check, but we got an
RFE because Montreal said it wasn't correct and he had to go to the RCMP office in
Kingston instead.
dabear® <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> My understanding is that you get the police check from your local police force no
> matter who they are. And guess where they get the info from??? RCMP so you only
> need the one from the Montreal Police force
>
> Todd Carney wrote:
>
> > I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> > check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> > - Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> > Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >
> > The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> > response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> > it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >
> > Thanks: Todd
Apr 12th 2002, 10:40 pm
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
they is a bit of a red herring in this one, even you have a pardon for a offensive
that you were arrested for, you have to get a copy of the pardoned record. US does
not recognize a Canadian Pardon
Luanne wrote:
> Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get
> a fingerprint check.
>
> All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
>
> Luanne
>
> Binjia Jiao wrote:
>
> >Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't
> >see their email in my package?
> >
> > As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> > request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost
> > than local police force.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> >Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
> >
> >>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> >>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> >>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> >> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >>
> >>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> >>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> >>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks: Todd
that you were arrested for, you have to get a copy of the pardoned record. US does
not recognize a Canadian Pardon
Luanne wrote:
> Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get
> a fingerprint check.
>
> All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
>
> Luanne
>
> Binjia Jiao wrote:
>
> >Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't
> >see their email in my package?
> >
> > As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> > request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost
> > than local police force.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> >Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
> >
> >>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> >>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> >>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> >> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >>
> >>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> >>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> >>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks: Todd
Apr 14th 2002, 9:10 pm
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
Oh, yeah. I don't have any criminal record. I know I could ask for a police
certificate from RCMP directly without fingerprint. However, I need the fingerprint
for my police certificate from Singpoore. Singapore requires fingerprint even though
I don't have any criminal record there, either.
Anyway, thanks for the information.
Good luck.
JBJ Luanne <[email protected]> writes:
> Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get
> a fingerprint check.
>
> All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
>
>
> Luanne
>
> Binjia Jiao wrote:
>
> >Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't
> >see their email in my package?
> >
> > As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> > request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost
> > than local police force.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> >Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
> >
> >>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> >>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> >>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> >> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >>
> >>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> >>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> >>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks: Todd
certificate from RCMP directly without fingerprint. However, I need the fingerprint
for my police certificate from Singpoore. Singapore requires fingerprint even though
I don't have any criminal record there, either.
Anyway, thanks for the information.
Good luck.
JBJ Luanne <[email protected]> writes:
> Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get
> a fingerprint check.
>
> All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
>
>
> Luanne
>
> Binjia Jiao wrote:
>
> >Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't
> >see their email in my package?
> >
> > As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> > request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost
> > than local police force.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> >Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
> >
> >>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> >>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> >>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> >> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >>
> >>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> >>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> >>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks: Todd
Apr 15th 2002, 2:10 pm
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
If you're getting a K-1 visa, you don't need fingerprints because the K-1 is
considered a "non-immigrant" visa. It has nothing to do with whether you have a
criminal record.
Ian
Luanne <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get
> a fingerprint check.
>
> All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
>
>
> Luanne
>
> Binjia Jiao wrote:
>
> >Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't
> >see their email in my package?
> >
> > As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> > request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost
> > than local police force.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> >Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
> >
> >>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> >>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> >>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> >> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >>
> >>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> >>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> >>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks: Todd
considered a "non-immigrant" visa. It has nothing to do with whether you have a
criminal record.
Ian
Luanne <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Just to let you know that if you don't have a criminal record you don't need to get
> a fingerprint check.
>
> All I asked for at the RCMP location here in Ottawa was a police certificate.
>
>
> Luanne
>
> Binjia Jiao wrote:
>
> >Todd, Could you please tell me the email of Montreal Consulte? How came I didn't
> >see their email in my package?
> >
> > As for the question, I am living in Hamilton, there is a RCMP branch here. I will
> > request a certificate and finger print from RCMP directly with even less cost
> > than local police force.
> >
> > Good luck.
> >
> >Best, JBJ [email protected] (Todd Carney) writes:
> >
> >>I e-mailed a question to the Montreal Consulate regarding the required police
> >>check. I went to my local police station and they did a Canada
> >>- Wide search using the same program or company that does the RCMP searches.
> >> Therefore I asked will they require an RCMP one or will mine be sufficeient.
> >>
> >>The answer came back that mine would be sufficient. Naturally I printed the
> >>response out and will stash it away in my K-1 interview fle should they question
> >>it. But has anyone else had an experience like this?
> >>
> >>Thanks: Todd
Apr 16th 2002, 6:08 am
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Re: Montreal & Police Cert. Ques.
You WILL have to get fingerprinted for your RCMP check IF you have a criminal history. The RCMP WILL NOT do a criminal history check without fingerprints IF you have a criminal history. There are NO exceptions. In addition you will need court documents ref your charges. Believe me - we've been there - and have the approved waiver (CMT) to prove it! 
