Police Information Checks (PIC)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- You MUST BE A DELTA RESIDENT to apply for a PIC with the Delta Police Department. If you live outside of Delta, please attend your local police jurisdiction to complete a PIC.
- Police Information Check fee is $75 for employment/other and are non-refundable. If your application is for Volunteer work, there is no fee provided you bring a letter from the Volunteer agency.
- If you are required to complete further requirements for your application, you will have 30 days from the time of submission. Failure to do so in the time given, will result in your application terminated.
- You may not apply on behalf of another person. All results must be picked up by the applicant and proof of ID is required.
- The Delta Police Department WILL NOT release PIC results to a third party.
- Your PIC RESULTS MUST BE STAYING IN CANADA: Police Information Checks are intended for persons living and working/volunteering in Canada.
- If you are currently living/working outside Canada, you are asked to seek the assistance of the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate in your vicinity. If you cannot access the Canadian Embassy or Consulate, you may seek assistance from Canadian Foreign Affairs by calling 1-800-267-8376 or accessing their website at international.gc.ca.
- You may also refer BC Commissionaires website under International Fingerprinting. The BC Commissionaires will digitalize your fingerprints you obtain from an agency where you are residing outside of Canada and send them in to the RCMP. More information is found at the following website https://commissionaires.bc.ca/fingerprinting/ .
- If you require a criminal record check where the results will be going outside of Canada, but you are currently residing in Delta, please contact us at 604-946-4411 to make an appointment or visit our website at https://www.deltapolice.ca/services/fingerprinting
PROCESSING TIMES:
PIC processing times can range from 2 business days to 4 weeks. While we make every effort to complete PICs in a timely matter, we are unable to provide an exact processing time, as processing times vary depending on whether any follow up needs to be conducted, files need to be reviewed, fingerprinting needs to be completed, the volume of PICs received, as well as if the applicant has lived elsewhere in Canada in the past 5 years.
HOW TO APPLY
Online Application Process
Delta residents can now apply for a Police Information Check (PIC) from the convenience of their home, through our website. Click on the following link to apply online: Online PIC Application
*Note: online PIC applications may not be suitable for everyone. Please review information carefully to determine if this is the right choice for you or whether you should attend in person.
**Volunteer applications are free, but you will still be charged $9.95(plus GST) fee for the authentication process which is not refundable. You MUST upload a volunteer letter during your online application process. **
Please call the Delta Police Department at 604-946-4411 if you have any questions between the hours of 7:00am and 7:00pm.
In Person Application Process
PIC forms can be obtained by clicking here or from one of Offices when you attend to pick up or submit your application. Office hours are 7:00am to 7:00pm, 7 days per week.
1. If attending in person, please ensure you bring 2 pieces of government issued ID.
2. One of your IDs must have your current Delta address on it, or you will be required to bring in an additional piece of mail with your current Delta address on it
3. $75.00 fee
4. Payment methods: Debit, Mastercard or Visa **No cash accepted **
5. Fee is waived for volunteers, provided you bring in a volunteer letter from the organization for which you will volunteer for.
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- Information for Applicants
- Information for Organizations and Employers
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6. The below noted are accepted forms of ID.
- Valid driver’s licence
- Social Insurance Card
- Firearms License
- Health Care Card (must be separate from drivers’ licence)
- Valid BC Identification Card
- Valid Passport
- Valid permanent residency card
- Birth certificate
- Valid citizenship card
- Valid native status card
- Valid Nexus
7. You may attend either of the below noted Delta Police locations to pick up and submit your application:
Ladner North Delta -PSB
4455 Clarence Taylor Cres 11375 84th Ave
Delta, BC Delta, BC
TYPES OF POLICE INFORMATION CHECKS
Delta Police Department offers two types of Police Information Checks.
1. Police Information Checks without Vulnerable Sector Screening (PIC)
This check is intended for applicants who are seeking employment and/or volunteer opportunities with agencies who require a police information check.
This check is for applications who will NOT be in a position of authority or trust relative to vulnerable persons.
2. Police Information Checks with Vulnerable Sector Screening (PIC)
This check is restricted to applicants seeking employment and/or volunteer positions in a position of authority or trust relative to vulnerable person (i.e. children and seniors). This check is more in-depth and can include checks for any convictions, outstanding warrants, charges, judicial orders, non-convictions, and adverse police contact information available from local police agency’s records management system and other systems/records where authorized. This check will include sexual offence convictions for which the individual has received a record suspension, subject to authorization by the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
NOTE: Individuals requesting PIC VS may also be required to come in for fingerprinting to verify your identity and fees are additional $25 for employment/other. There is no fee if you have provided a volunteer letter with your application.
PIC STANDARDS
Police agencies across B.C., including municipal departments and the RCMP, follow the BC Police Information Check Guidelines to ensure that all PICs are processed with a consistent standard. The BC Police Information Check Guidelines can be found by clicking here.
**By performing a PIC, the Delta Police Department is in no way making a recommendation as to the suitability of the applicant for a position, nor should an agency consider the existence of police information to mean a compulsory disqualification of the individual. It is important to note that information released on Police Information Checks in some instances is based upon information provided by the applicant. A police agency cannot guarantee it will identify all information pertaining to the individual.**