Get your police check for Saskatoon online — no appointment, no trip to the station. Results in 15 minutes or less.
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No need to visit a police station or wait in line. Complete your criminal record check from anywhere in Saskatoon. Most checks are processed in 15 minutes or less during business hours.
Your personal information is protected with bank-level encryption. All data is stored in secure Canadian data centers and handled in full compliance with federal and provincial privacy laws.
Bridgewater Police Service searches the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database to provide accurate and comprehensive results. Same quality as in-person checks from local police services.
Our criminal record checks are accepted by employers, landlords, volunteer organizations, and licensing bodies across Saskatchewan and all of Canada.
Click "Start Your Check Now" and fill out your personal information. Takes about 3 minutes. You'll need a valid government-issued ID.
Pay with your credit card through our secure payment system. Add rush service for $10 to skip the queue during busy periods.
Bridgewater Police Service searches the CPIC database on your behalf. Our system works 24/7 to deliver fast results.
Your criminal record check arrives in your email inbox. Most Saskatoon residents receive results within 15 minutes during business hours.
Many Saskatoon employers require background checks for new hires, especially in healthcare, education, finance, and security sectors.
Schools, sports organizations, and non-profits in Saskatoon often require criminal record checks for volunteers working with vulnerable populations.
Landlords in Saskatoon may request a criminal record check as part of the rental application process.
Many professional licensing bodies in Saskatchewan require criminal record checks for certification and renewal.
Immigration applications usually need an RCMP-certified check based on fingerprints, taken by an accredited fingerprinting company in Saskatoon. An online name-based check like ours does not meet that requirement.
Many Saskatoon residents order checks for their own peace of mind or to maintain personal records.
Saskatoon Police Service offers a Criminal Record Check and a Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check, for current City of Saskatoon residents. You can apply online or walk in without an appointment. Saskatoon Police does not publish a processing time. For a standard check, an online check is usually fastest — but schools, health care and child care in Saskatchewan require the vulnerable sector version, which only the police can do.
| Comparison | SafeHire (online) | Saskatoon Police Service |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $64.99 | $45 for a criminal record check; $75 with a vulnerable sector check. Applying online adds $9.95. |
| Turnaround | Most results in 15 minutes | Not published by Saskatoon Police Service |
| How to apply | Online, 24/7, from any device | Online, or in person at 76 25th St E, Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. No appointment needed; you can join the line remotely. |
| Who can apply | Anyone living in Canada | Current City of Saskatoon residents with proof of address. Rural Routes 1–4 and 7 go to Warman, Delisle or Martensville RCMP; Rural Routes 5, 6, 8 and 9 go to Saskatoon RCMP. |
| ID | Government photo ID, verified with your phone camera | Two pieces of government-issued ID, one with a photo, same last name. Originals only — no photocopies. |
| Vulnerable sector check | Not available — see below | Available, with a letter from the organization explaining the role. Some require fingerprints sent to Ottawa. |
| Result | PDF emailed to you | Issued by Saskatoon Police Service |
Saskatoon Police Service details from Saskatoon Police Service — Criminal Record Checks, checked September 2026. Fees and times change — confirm with the police service before you apply there.
Ask whoever requested the check which type they need before you order. The difference matters: an online check is a standard criminal record check, and some roles in Saskatchewan require a vulnerable sector check that only the police can do.
SafeHire can’t issue a vulnerable sector check, and neither can any other online provider. It has to come from Saskatoon Police Service. Here is what they require.
Available, with a letter from the organization explaining the role. Some require fingerprints sent to Ottawa.
From Saskatoon Police Service, checked September 2026. Confirm before you apply.
Not sure which one you need? Compare a vulnerable sector check with a standard criminal record check.
Saskatoon Police Service charges $45 for a criminal record check and $75 for one with a vulnerable sector check, plus $9.95 if you apply online. SafeHire costs $64.99 for a standard check, with most results in about 15 minutes.
No. You can apply in person at 76 25th St E, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., without an appointment, and you can join the line remotely. Bring two pieces of original government-issued ID (one with a photo) and proof of your Saskatoon address.
No — Saskatoon Police Service only serves current City of Saskatoon residents. If you are on Rural Routes 1, 2, 3, 4 or 7, apply at Warman, Delisle or Martensville RCMP; on Rural Routes 5, 6, 8 or 9, apply at Saskatoon RCMP. An online check through SafeHire works anywhere in Canada.
Usually yes. Provincial schools require a check with vulnerable sector screening for anyone working with children, and Saskatchewan Health Authority nursing hires need one dated within the last 6 months. Those must come from the police, not an online provider.
Most criminal record checks for Saskatoon residents are completed within 15 minutes during business hours. Some checks may take up to 24 hours depending on database availability. Rush service is available for priority processing.
Standard criminal record checks are priced competitively. Rush service is available for an additional $10. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees. See our pricing page for current rates.
No. Our standard criminal record checks cannot be used for vulnerable sector screening. Vulnerable sector checks require fingerprinting and must be done in person through local police services.
Yes. Our criminal record checks are conducted by Bridgewater Police Service using the CPIC database and are accepted by employers, landlords, and organizations across Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and all of Canada.
The check shows any convictions without pardons as of the search date. It does not include juvenile records, pardoned convictions, absolute or conditional discharges, or outstanding charges that haven't resulted in conviction.
Saskatoon employers across various industries require background checks. Find requirements specific to your field.
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