Criminal record check
Your name and date of birth searched against the RCMP National Repository by an accredited police service. Accepted by most employers, staffing agencies, landlords and general volunteer roles.
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Criminal record check in Saskatoon, no office hours to work around
Order your criminal record check in Saskatoon online, whenever suits you. An accredited police service searches the RCMP National Repository of Criminal Records and issues your certificate. No front counter, no hours to check, no line-up.
The same check in Saskatoon, Martensville, Warman or anywhere else in Saskatchewan. Identity verification is included in the price.
Level 1Most common$39CADCriminal convictions where no record suspension has been granted. What most job applications ask for.
Level 2$49CADAdds outstanding charges and warrants, discharges, Youth Criminal Justice Act findings and court orders.
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Have your ID, your most recent Canadian address and a card ready. Checks are non-refundable once submitted, so check which one you need before you pay.
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Name-based Canadian criminal record checkSarah ConnorSaskatoon, SK
ResultCleared
- Identity verifiedDriver's licence matched to live capture
- Search completeRCMP National Repository of Criminal Records
- Certificate issuedBy an accredited police service
Most checks complete in minutes. The rest are usually back within 4 hours.
MinutesMost checks
RCMPNational Repository
IncludedID verification
OnlineAny time of day
Why MyCheck
Why people choose an online Saskatoon criminal record check
A new job, a staffing agency, a volunteer role or a rental. If someone has asked for your criminal record check, you do not need to fit a trip downtown around your shifts to get it.
No hours, no counter
Order at 7 in the morning or 11 at night, on a weekday or a Sunday. Start on your phone and finish there.
Most checks complete in minutes
The rest are usually back within 4 hours. A small number need fingerprint confirmation, and we tell you straight away if yours does.
A police-issued certificate
An accredited police service runs the search and issues the result. It names the issuing service, the date, a serial number and the officer's ID.
ID verification included
Your government ID is matched to a live capture as part of the check. It is in the price, not billed on top. No access fee either.
Canadian, start to finish
Credibled is Canadian owned and operated, and our servers are in Canada. PIPEDA compliant.
On your schedule
Saskatoon police criminal record check hours, and how to skip them
If you are looking up Saskatoon Police Service criminal record check hours, you are probably planning to go in person. For a name-based criminal record check, you do not have to.
In person
- Plan your visit around front counter hours
- Travel downtown and find parking
- Wait your turn
- Right for vulnerable sector checks, fingerprints and anything the police service tells you to do in person
Online with MyCheck
- Order any time, including evenings and weekends
- Complete it from your phone
- Most checks complete in minutes, the rest usually within 4 hours
- Right for a criminal record check for a job, a staffing agency, a rental or a general volunteer role
For the Saskatoon Police Service's current front counter hours, check their website. For a standard criminal record check, you can start now.
Saskatoon and beyond
One check for Saskatoon and the communities around it
Your check runs against the national RCMP repository, so where you live does not change the result or the speed. Saskatoon's neighbourhoods order through the same link as Martensville, Warman, Osler, Dalmeny, Langham, Aberdeen and Clavet. So do Humboldt, Rosthern, Outlook, Biggar and Kindersley.
Inside the city, the Saskatoon Police Service. Many communities around it are policed by the RCMP. That only matters for a vulnerable sector check, which must come from the police service or RCMP detachment that polices where you live.
Heading into a practicum?
Criminal record check for a Saskatoon placement or student job
Students in Saskatoon get asked for checks for 2 very different reasons. Knowing which one you have saves you ordering the wrong thing.
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A criminal record check
- Part-time and summer jobs
- Staffing agencies
- Most co-op and work placements
- Renting an apartment
Go to police
Usually a vulnerable sector check
- Nursing, medicine and other clinical placements with patients
- Education practicums in schools
- Childcare, recreation and youth programs
- Any placement where your program office asks for a vulnerable sector check by name
Your program or placement office has the final word. If they say “vulnerable sector check”, read our guide and contact the police service where you live. If they say “criminal record check” or “police check”, you can order here.
Start to certificate
How to get a criminal record check in Saskatoon, in 3 steps
- 1
Choose your level and pay
Enter your email, pick Level 1 at $39 or Level 2 at $49, and pay by debit or credit card. If an employer or agency gave you a promo code, enter it at checkout.
- 2
Verify your ID and declare
A link arrives by email. Photograph your government ID, take a short live capture and complete your declaration. Your phone camera is enough.
- 3
Get your certificate
An accredited police service searches the RCMP National Repository of Criminal Records through the Canadian Police Information Centre. Most checks complete in minutes. The certificate lands in your inbox, ready to send on.
What to have ready
- Your most recent Canadian address
- An original, unexpired government ID: passport, driver's licence, ID card or residence permit
- A phone or computer with a camera
- A debit or credit card
Start my Saskatoon checkFrom $39 CAD. No access fee.
What you get
A police-issued certificate, in your inbox
Your result is a dated certificate in 3 parts, issued by an accredited police service. It goes to you, not to an employer, and you decide who sees it.
- 1Applicant informationThe legal name, date of birth and address the search was run against, and the type of ID used to verify you.
- 2Criminal record checklistThe result, stated against the RCMP National Repository of Criminal Records. Nothing found reads Negative here, and Cleared as the overall result.
- 3Issuing agency informationThe police service that issued it, the date issued, the serial number and the issuing officer's ID. This is what makes it stand up when someone asks where it came from.
A criminal record check is a point-in-time search. It reflects the record on the day it was run.
Sample
Issuing service
Name-based Canadian criminal record check
Result Cleared
1Applicant information
Date of application10 Jul 2025
Legal full nameCONNOR, SARAH
Date of birth12 May 1988
AddressSaskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Type of IDDriver's licence
2Criminal record checklistNegative
Based solely on the name and date of birth provided, and the criminal record information declared by the applicant, a search of the RCMP National Repository of Criminal Records did not identify any records.
3Issuing agency information
Issued byRiverdale Police Service
Date issued10 Jul 2025
Serial number1024
Officer IDPO4417
Issuing serviceTwo levels
Level 1 or Level 2?
If the organisation asking has named a level, order that one. If not, Level 1 is what most job applications ask for. Level 1 answers whether you have a conviction. Level 2 also answers whether anything is currently outstanding.
| Included in the check | Level 1$39 | Level 2$49 |
|---|---|---|
| Criminal convictions where no record suspension has been granted | Included | Included |
| Outstanding charges and warrants to arrest | Not included | Included |
| Absolute and conditional discharges within their disclosure windows | Not included | Included |
| Youth Criminal Justice Act findings of guilt within disclosure windows | Not included | Included |
| Court orders against you | Not included | Included |
| Identity verification | Included in the price | Included in the price |
| Usually asked for by | Most employers, agencies and volunteer roles | Roles carrying responsibility, unsupervised access or a licensing requirement |
| You choose the level at checkout. | Order Level 1 | Order Level 2 |
Neither level is a vulnerable sector check, and neither can stand in for one. Compare the levels in full
A quick check before you order
Which check do you need?
Most jobs, agencies, landlords and general volunteer roles accept a criminal record check, which is what we do. Two other checks get asked for in Saskatoon, and only police or an accredited agency can issue them.
Vulnerable sector check
Roles and placements working with children, seniors, patients or other vulnerable people need a vulnerable sector check. Only the police service that polices where you live can issue one. In Saskatoon, that is the Saskatoon Police Service. Outside the city, it is often your RCMP detachment. It may involve fingerprints.
Fingerprint-certified check
Immigration, visa and citizenship applications, record suspensions and most uses outside Canada need fingerprint-certified results. Our check also does not include convictions recorded by the Canada Border Services Agency or US Customs.
Not sure which you were asked for? Ask the person requesting it whether a name-based criminal record check is acceptable before you order.
FAQ
Criminal record checks in Saskatoon, answered
Can I get a criminal record check in Saskatoon online?
Yes. MyCheck runs your criminal record check in Saskatoon entirely online. An accredited police service searches the RCMP National Repository of Criminal Records and emails you a police-issued certificate. Most checks complete in minutes. A vulnerable sector check is the exception and has to go through your local police service.
What are the hours for a criminal record check in Saskatoon?
With MyCheck there are none. You can order any time, including evenings and weekends, and complete it from your phone. If you need to attend the Saskatoon Police Service in person, for example for a vulnerable sector check or fingerprints, check their website for current front counter hours.
Is this a Saskatoon Police Service criminal record check?
No. The Saskatoon Police Service runs its own process and issues its own documents. MyCheck is a private Canadian provider, and your certificate is issued by an accredited police service after a search of the RCMP National Repository. Most employers accept it. If yours has named the Saskatoon Police Service specifically, confirm with them first.
I live in Martensville or Warman. Does this work for me?
Yes. The search is national, so the check is the same in Martensville, Warman, Osler or anywhere else in Saskatchewan and Canada.
I need a check for a practicum or clinical placement. Is this the right one?
Often not. Placements in hospitals, schools, childcare and other settings with vulnerable people usually need a vulnerable sector check, which only police can issue. Ask your program or placement office which check they need before you order. Read our guide to vulnerable sector checks.
How much does a criminal record check cost in Saskatoon?
Level 1 is $39 CAD and Level 2 is $49 CAD. Identity verification is included in both, and there is no access fee. Police service fees are set by each service.
How long does it take?
Most checks complete in minutes. The rest are usually back within 4 hours. Timing depends on how accurately you enter your details. A small number of cases need fingerprint confirmation, which is done in person and takes longer.
What do I need to get started?
Your most recent Canadian address, an original unexpired government ID such as a passport, driver's licence, ID card or residence permit, a phone or computer with a camera, and a debit or credit card. Nothing to print, nothing to post.
What will my result show?
Level 1 shows criminal convictions where no record suspension has been granted. Level 2 adds outstanding charges and warrants, discharges within their disclosure windows, Youth Criminal Justice Act findings and court orders. You declare your own convictions during the process so they can be confirmed against the search.
Understand your result
I need a vulnerable sector check. Can you do it?
No. Only the police service that polices where you live can issue a vulnerable sector check, and no private provider can. In Saskatoon, contact the Saskatoon Police Service. Read our guide to vulnerable sector checks.
Can I get a refund?
No. Checks are non-refundable once submitted, which is why this page explains which check you need before you order. If you are unsure between Level 1 and Level 2, ask whoever requested it first.
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Your Saskatoon criminal record check, on your schedule
From $39. Most checks complete in minutes. Police-issued certificate in your inbox.
Start my Saskatoon checkOutside Saskatoon? The same check works anywhere in Canada.
Checks are non-refundable once submitted. Not a vulnerable sector check, and not suitable for immigration or visa applications.