Are there any types of Nationally Co-ordinated Criminal History Checks you cannot process?
Some government departments or private organisations will chose to not accept national police checks from accredited agencies and instead will require state-based police checks. You are best to consult the relevant industry body/organisation to determine which police checks they will accept.
Whilst this list is not exhaustive, here is a list of check types we cannot process:
- Australian Citizenship
- Australian Electoral Commission Positions
- ACT Security Licence (first time only; we're able to process renewals)
- Business Licencing Authority Victoria
- Court officials
- Immigration
- Judges, Magistrates, Jurors, Justices of the Peace
- Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC)
- NDIS Worker Screening Check
- Northern Territory Department Of Motor Vehicle Registration
- NSW Racing
- Overseas Immigration Departments
- Personal Insurance Claims
- Perth Mint Refinery
- Police Checks For Working Overseas
- Police Recruits
- QBCC Industry Licensing and Accreditation
- Queensland Department of Commerce Real Estate/Sales Agents
- Queensland Office of Fair Trading (for Real Estate Licenses)
- Requirements for Foreign Embassies
- VicRoads applications
- Victorian Business Licencing Authority
- Victorian Correctional Officer
- Victorian Security Licence (first time only)
- Victorian IVF Requirements
- Victorian Taxi Directorate
- Visa Applications
- WA dangerous goods license
We also are unable to process NCCHC's for applicants who are under 13 years of age.
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