How to Get a Police Certificate - Luxembourg
If you need to give your fingerprints for a police certificate, this isn’t the same as giving your biometrics (fingerprints and photo) for an application.
Do I need to provide a Police Certificate with my Application for Permanent Residence? No. Citizenship and Immigration Canada will send you a file number and a letter requesting a police certificate after you send your Application for Permanent Residence. You must bring that letter and file number when you apply for a Police Certificate.
Name of document(s) to get: Bulletin no. 3
How to get a Police Certificate:
If you are a citizen of Luxembourg:
If you live in Luxembourg:
You should apply to the Service du Casier Judiciaire online, by email, by mail or fax (see Special notes and considerations for complete address) after you receive the official request letter for a police certificate from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
If you live outside of Luxembourg:
You should apply to the Service du Casier Judiciaire online, by email, by mail or fax (see Special notes and considerations for complete address) after you receive the official request letter for a police certificate from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
If you are not a citizen of Luxembourg:
If you live in Luxembourg:
You should apply to the Service du Casier Judiciaire online, by email, by mail or fax (see Special notes and considerations for complete address) after you receive the official request letter for a police certificate from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
If you live outside of Luxembourg:
You should apply to the Service du Casier Judiciaire online, by email, by mail or fax (see Special notes and considerations for complete address) after you receive the official request letter for a police certificate from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
Information and documents you need:
- The request letter from the Canadian embassy (mailed to you after your application is received)
- Your full name
- Date
- Complete address
- Reason for the request - except for online applications (eg. Immigration purposes)
- Copy of ID (National ID card, passport or residence card)
- Applicable fees
Special notes and considerations
Do I need a police certificate for International Experience Canada (IEC)?
If you are a citizen of Luxembourg, you do not need to provide a police certificate from this country with your application. However, an IRCC officer may request one at a later date.
You must provide police certificates for all other countries or territories where you have lived for a total of six months or more since your 18th birthday.
Service du Casier Judiciaire
Cité judiciaire - Plateau du Saint-Esprit
Bâtiment BC - 1er étage
L-2080 Luxembourg
Email: casier.judiciaire@justice.etat.lu
Tel. : (+352) 47 59 81 - 346
Fax : (+352) 47 59 81 - 248
The application form can be accessed here: Demande d'extrait de casier judiciaire pour personne physique (available in French only)
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