Organizations: Criminal record checks

Last updated on January 3, 2024

We've reorganized and simplified content about criminal record checks. Things may look different, but policies and processes haven't changed.

Some organizations must make sure that people who work with children under 19 or vulnerable adults get a criminal record check through the Criminal Records Review Program (CRRP).

Exciting news! We are building an easy-to-use online service to help you manage your criminal record check applications. Start preparing your organization now by visiting Security Programs Transformation.

CRRA Organizations

Learn if the Criminal Records Review Act (CRRA) applies to your organization.

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Organization account

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Screen applicants

Learn who must be screened and how to start a criminal record check.

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Results

Learn what criminal record check results mean.

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Organizations: Criminal record checks

CRRA Organizations

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Screen applicants

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