Pickering is a Durham Region city with an energy sector presence, Highway 401 logistics corridors, and ongoing commercial development — and it is also where the CRJMC.solutions team is based. Applicants can begin a CRJMC application online and should follow any additional steps required.
Local guidance reviewed September 3, 2026
Local Licence Applicant Guide
Pickering’s employment landscape includes an energy sector, Highway 401 logistics parks, and commercial and mixed-use properties. Those performing licensable security work at energy facilities, warehouse operations, or commercial developments should confirm current Ontario licensing requirements and any applicable exemptions with the relevant authority. Where a licence is required, Ontario’s licence guidance identifies a CRJMC as part of the application; consult that page for current requirements.
The requester or recipient, typically guided by their employer and the applicable licensing requirements, is responsible for identifying the correct check type before submitting. A CRJMC covers criminal records and judicial matters. A vulnerable sector check is a legally distinct product with a separate application process and is applicable only where a role involves regular, unsupervised contact with vulnerable individuals — it is not interchangeable with a CRJMC. Confirm the exact requirement before ordering.
Pickering's energy sector includes employment sites where those performing licensable security duties should confirm current Ontario licence requirements. The CRJMC is the check type described on Ontario's licence application page — consult that page for current requirements.
Distribution and logistics operations along the Highway 401 corridor in Pickering may include security roles where Ontario licensing requirements apply. Consult Ontario's current licence guidance page for provider and submission requirements before applying.
CRJMC.solutions is operated from Pickering. The team is familiar with Durham Region's employment landscape, though the service is independent of any local government or police organisation and serves all Ontario applicants equally.
A Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check (CRJMC), also called a Level II police check, is one type of police record check. Confirm the current check requirement, issuer, format, recency, and acceptance directly with the licensing authority before ordering.
Residents of Pickering can begin an application online through CRJMC.solutions. Police-check processing is powered by LawCheck; processing time, delivery format, and any additional steps can vary.
Local Answers
Verify the check type requested by your licensing body or recipient before applying.
Begin the application online in Pickering and follow the instructions for identity verification, processing, and any additional steps.
Provide the requested identity information and follow the application instructions. Identity verification may require additional review.
Police-check processing is powered by LawCheck after the required application and identity steps are completed.
When processing is complete, delivery is provided by email. Confirm with the requester whether the result format is acceptable.
Begin online. Confirm the requested check, issuer, format, recency, and acceptance with the licensing authority before ordering.
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Whatever licence you are applying for, confirm its requirements before beginning an online application.
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