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Triton Canada background checks cannot be used as Vulnerable Sector Checks. Please direct any questions concerning vulnerable sector checks to your local police service.
53% of employers conduct criminal background checks and obtain online police checks in Canada for their candidates as a part of the hiring process. If you are applying for a job that requires a criminal background check or would simply like to see your criminal background check you are in the right place.
We make your criminal background check available to you, online within 15 minutes. We use secure and accurate information from an RCMP accredited agency to provide you and your employers with the detailed information required. We’re also compliant with all security and privacy guidelines to ensure your rights and information are always protected.
This includes legal names, contact information, birthday, gender, and place of birth. The total process to enter your information is about 5 minutes.
Pay for your online criminal background check using our secure payment methods.
Wait for your results to come in within 15 minutes and you’re all set!
Thank you for going through all the trouble! Your team is doing a great job by the way!
Triton works closely with the RCMP and local police departments across the country. This allows us to search confidently through the RCMP database for criminal records and background checks.
We accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
All information received in the background investigation process will be maintained by Triton in confidential, secure files, with restricted access to only those who have a need to know. Learn more about our Triton Canada Privacy Policy.
Our easy-to-use background check system makes the process smooth and efficient, allowing us to deliver results to you within 15 minutes.
The Criminal Background Check offered by Triton does not include Vulnerable Sector Information. The RCMP policy states that a Vulnerable Sector Check must be conducted by your local police service.
You may need a Vulnerable Sector Check if you intend on working or volunteering with vulnerable people. This includes, but is not limited to: teachers, social workers, nurses, and more.
To learn more about Vulnerable Sector Checks, visit your local police service or review the RCMP policy.
