To get an RCMP criminal record check from France:Visit Globeia's websiteComplete the online application with the necessary details and documentationSubmit fingerprints following Globeia's instructionsPay the applicable feesWait for processingReceive the results electronically or by mailUtilize the criminal record check for your intended purposes

Canadian nationals residing in France are required to get a Canadian Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) through RCMP-accredited services. Gaining the trust of employers, immigration authorities, and educational institutions, this certificate validates criminal background, work eligibility, and educational credentials. Globeia provides a dependable and simple solution to obtain a Canadian PCC, ensuring seamless conformity to regulations.

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*The RCMP’s estimated processing time is currently around 72 hours, plus mailing time. However, if a potential match to a criminal record is found during the verification process, the turnaround time could extend to over 120 business days.

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Fingerprint Verification for Individuals in France

Citizens of Canada residing in France need to undergo fingerprint-based verification to obtain police clearance certificates. This process involves comparing fingerprints with criminal records, which is often a mandatory step for visa applications and holds international recognition. Globeia offers a comprehensive RCMP fingerprinting service tailored for individuals in France, encompassing both fingerprint-based and name-based criminal record checks.

Our platform simplifies the entire procedure of requesting an RCMP check, from form completion to digitizing fingerprints and submitting applications. Globeia is committed to serving as a trusted partner in facilitating the acquisition of a Canadian Criminal Record Check for Canadians residing in France.

Canada Apostille for France

The Apostille Convention was formally adopted by Canada in January 2024, simplifying the procedure of using Canadian papers in France. As France is a party to the Apostille Convention, the requirement for an Apostille for a document to be recognized in France is thus no longer essential. By managing these inquiries on your behalf, Globeia guarantees an effortless and affordable French immigration procedure.

France's rich cultural legacy, dynamic economy, and array of landscapes offer Canadians a multitude of options for personal, professional, and artistic development. In cities like Paris and Lyon, Canadians may actively participate in historical landmark exploration, creative industry engagement, and integration into immigrant groups. Additionally, France's diverse landscapes, including its stunning coastline, picturesque countryside, and majestic Alps, offer endless opportunities for outdoor exploration and adventure.

Documents Required for PCC

The application form (on Globeia’s portal)
A full set of fingerprint impressions in black ink (Set of two C-216c cards)
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One recent passport-size photograph (without spectacles and cap)
Third-party consent form
Colored, scanned, or photocopied copies of your passports (current and old)
Scan or photocopy of identity document other than your passport
Documentary proof of the last residential address in Canada

Once you've completed the necessary paperwork and payment process through the Globeia portal, the next step is to visit a local police station or an accredited fingerprint submission organization approved by French authorities. It's essential to fill out the RCMP C 216c form using black ink exclusively, ensuring it's signed and stamped by the authorized personnel at the fingerprinting facility. Subsequently, you'll need to physically mail the form to Globeia. Please be aware that any other Fingerprint Submission Form adhering to the same format as the RCMP C 216c is acceptable to the RCMP. For your convenience, a draft of the RCMP C 216c Fingerprint submission form is provided below.

#P.S. The fingerprints should be filled using only Black ink and no other colors.

Your application may take up to four weeks to process, depending on your background record. The processing time may increase if you have any pending cases or past police charges.

Ready To Proceed With Your RCMP Clearance For France?

Globeia is here to assist you every step of the way. if you're seeking to obtain a criminal record check for France from Canada, we're committed to guiding you through the process seamlessly. Utilize our secure and efficient online application gateway to submit your details and acquire your RCMP Police Clearance Certificate for France. With Globeia as your trusted partner for all your RCMP services in France, you can embark on this journey with faith and assurance. Get in contact with us right now to get going!

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Frequently
Asked Questions

What is an RCMP-accredited criminal record check service for France?

An RCMP-accredited criminal record check service for France is a service provided by Globeia that allows individuals residing in France to obtain a Canadian Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) through the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

How can I get an RCMP criminal record check from France?

To get an RCMP criminal record check from France:

Visit Globeia's website
Complete the online application with the necessary details and documentation
Submit fingerprints following Globeia's instructions
Pay the applicable fees
Wait for processing
Receive the results electronically or by mail
Utilize the criminal record check for your intended purposes

How long does it take to get an RCMP criminal record check from France?

The processing time for an RCMP criminal record check from France varies based on the type of check requested, the RCMP's workload, and additional requirements like fingerprint submissions. It typically takes 4-5 weeks to receive the results. It's advisable to inquire about estimated processing times when applying.

Who can benefit from this service?

Canadians living in France who require a Canadian PCC for various purposes such as employment, immigration, or academic pursuits can benefit from this service.

Is the RCMP-accredited criminal record check for France recognized internationally?

Yes, the RCMP-accredited criminal record check is recognized internationally and can be used for various purposes, including employment, immigration, business setup, and academic enrollment.