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Fingerprinting location in Montreal for FBI clearance

Mar 15, 2010
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Hello,

Kindly provide me the location to get fingerpring done in Montreal, Canada for FBI clearance. I lived in the US and planning to process my Canadian PR application.

Thanks and best wishes.
 

heatherusa

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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/north-america/united-states.asp

have fingerprints taken. You can have this done by:
a local police department or
a private fingerprinting business.


I'm guessing try this.
 

ohman4966

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Identification Canada office in Montreal
 

amsyul

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Oct 14, 2009
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I went here at the time last year:

200 Rene-Levesque Blvd, Complex Guy-Favreau, Level 00 – Unit 12-A,
It's a company (International Fingerprinting Services Canada I F S C Ltd, www.policecheck.com).

They have all the official forms and will give you an envelope with the correct address. After going there I made some copies just in case, went to the post office where I also bought a US dollar money order and sent it off.
 

abedelia

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Oct 7, 2009
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I went to:

Identification Canada
4060 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Westmount, QC H3Z 2Z3‎ - (514) 934-2244‎

It was efficient and easy, you don't need an appointment, and my fingerprints worked the first time with the FBI.

Good luck
 

getaround

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Nov 4, 2009
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amsyul said:
I went here at the time last year:

200 Rene-Levesque Blvd, Complex Guy-Favreau, Level 00 – Unit 12-A,
It's a company (International Fingerprinting Services Canada I F S C Ltd, www.policecheck.com).

They have all the official forms and will give you an envelope with the correct address. After going there I made some copies just in case, went to the post office where I also bought a US dollar money order and sent it off.

This crowd are good & quick, in and out.
 

irinasemova

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Oct 8, 2013
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Hi

For Fingerprints in Montreal

Canadian RCMp check with fingerprints 45 $ plus tax. the check is done by RCMP under 3 working days and then the results are mailed to your home.
If you need at the same time fingerprints for another country, for example FBI it's plus 5$, or FBI and for example fingerprints for Florida police check plus 5 more.

if you only need FBi it's 30$ fingerprints on paper and I give all of the instructions on how and where to send them

check this FBI criminal record checkfingerprintingversailles.com/en/home/page/78

Fingerprinting agency in Montreal fingerprintingversailles.com/en/home
 

blueangel371115

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May 24, 2012
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13-01-2014
Doc's Request.
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AOR Received.
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File Transfer...
17-07-2014
Med's Done....
02-12-2013
Interview........
Waived
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waived
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irinasemova said:
Hi

For Fingerprints in Montreal

Canadian RCMp check with fingerprints 45 $ plus tax. the check is done by RCMP under 3 working days and then the results are mailed to your home.
If you need at the same time fingerprints for another country, for example FBI it's plus 5$, or FBI and for example fingerprints for Florida police check plus 5 more.

if you only need FBi it's 30$ fingerprints on paper and I give all of the instructions on how and where to send them

check this FBI criminal record checkfingerprintingversailles.com/en/home/page/78

Fingerprinting agency in Montreal fingerprintingversailles.com/en/home
When I went to the RCMP website it said that in Quebec they don't do fingerprints for immigration that you need to go to the SQ. Should I even try. I checked a couple weeks ago. U was hoping I could get them Tuesday.
 

PMM

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Hi


blueangel371115 said:
When I went to the RCMP website it said that in Quebec they don't do fingerprints for immigration that you need to go to the SQ. Should I even try. I checked a couple weeks ago. U was hoping I could get them Tuesday.
Actually you can have them done electronically at one of the following authorized agencies:

Service providers

ClearNeed – Local offices are changing and being added constantly. For a provider near you, see their website at www.clearneed.com
Comnetix International Fingerprinting Services Canada – Local offices are changing and being added constantly. For a provider near you, see their website at www.fingerprinting.ca and follow the links.
Commissionaires – Local offices are changing and being added constantly. For a provider near you, see their website at www.commissionaires.ca or call their toll free number 1-877-322-6777.
 

blueangel371115

Champion Member
May 24, 2012
1,030
44
Category........
FAM
Visa Office......
CPP-Ottawa
App. Filed.......
13-01-2014
Doc's Request.
10-02-2014
AOR Received.
17-07-2014
File Transfer...
17-07-2014
Med's Done....
02-12-2013
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
waived
VISA ISSUED...
08-01-2015 (returned 1/19 due to errors), 26-01-2015
LANDED..........
05-02-2015 Finally
PMM said:
Hi


Actually you can have them done electronically at one of the following authorized agencies:

Service providers

ClearNeed – Local offices are changing and being added constantly. For a provider near you, see their website at www.clearneed.com
Comnetix International Fingerprinting Services Canada – Local offices are changing and being added constantly. For a provider near you, see their website at www.fingerprinting.ca and follow the links.
Commissionaires – Local offices are changing and being added constantly. For a provider near you, see their website at www.commissionaires.ca or call their toll free number 1-877-322-6777.
I'll try that. I went to his local police station ( he lives in a small town). And they refused to do it. They said I had to go to the US. Granted the two folks I spoke to spoke very little english so they either couldn't translate the paper or didn't want to bother. That's the impression I got.