CRJMC Basics
What Is a CRJMC?
A CRJMC is one of Ontario's three formally named police record checks. Here is what it reports and why organisations request it.
Online CRJMC Application Process
CRJMC Level II
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Start an online application for an electronically certified Criminal Record & Judicial Matters Check (CRJMC / Level II).
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Whether you are starting your career or renewing credentials, confirm the document requirement directly with the licencing authority before applying. For general information, read the Ontario government's police-record-check guidance. The link is guidance, not an endorsement of this service or a promise of acceptance.
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CRJMC.solutions offers an online application path. Processing time and any additional steps can vary, so plan ahead and confirm your requester’s requirements before ordering.
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Ask the requester about the check type, issuer, format, recency, and delivery method it accepts.
The CRJMC.solutions application
Begin online and follow the application instructions. Processing timelines are not guaranteed.
Done in 3 Simple Steps
Begin the application online and follow the instructions for identity verification, processing, and any additional steps.
01
Verify Identity
Provide the requested identity information and follow the application instructions. Identity verification may require additional review.
02
Run The Check
Police-check processing is powered by LawCheck after the required application and identity steps are completed.
03
Get Results
When processing is complete, delivery is provided by email. Confirm with the requester whether the result format is acceptable.
What may be disclosed in a CRJMC?
A Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check (Level II) is one type of police record check. Ontario guidance describes possible disclosures that can include:
- Applicable criminal convictions
- Findings of guilt under the Youth Criminal Justice Act
- Outstanding charges
- Arrest warrants
- Certain judicial orders
Disclosure depends on applicable law and record-check procedures. Confirm that a CRJMC—not another check type—is what your requester needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Research Before You Apply
CRJMC Guides for Ontario Applicants
Plain-language answers backed by Ontario, police-service, RCMP, and privacy sources.
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CRJMC vs CRC vs VSC
Ontario recognises three police record checks with different scopes. Here is how they differ and when each one applies.
Ontario location guidance
Browse local guidance, then confirm the accepted check and provider with your requester.
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