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Criminal Records Check

Building a Safer Workforce

Criminal record checks are a means of employment vetting and are available according to the type of employment sought.

Basic police checks can be obtained from Guernsey Police, and higher levels of checks (Standard and Enhanced) can be obtained from the Criminal Records Bureau via the Guernsey Vetting Bureau. For further information on employment vetting please contact the Guernsey Vetting Bureau or click  here

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