Get Alberta Transcript Request

The criminal record check is a name-based search that can be performed wholly online and only requires your name and date of birth. It can be done by accredited companies or by going to your local police station in Alberta.

Except where restricted by law or a judge's order, courtrooms are open to the public and media, and court records and exhibits are available to view or copy.

The applicant may withdraw their application by sending the RTDRS a Notice of Withdrawal (PDF, 105 KB) form. You should also advise the respondent that you have done this.

To access records filed with any court in Alberta (the Provincial Court of Alberta, the Court of King's Bench of Alberta, or the Alberta Court of Appeal), you can go to any courthouse in Alberta with your search request.

How to apply Choose the right forms. Family Law Act. ... Complete an affidavit or statement for each order you request. ... File the forms with a court clerk. ... Serve your application or claim. ... If you are filing an application, complete an Affidavit of Service for each applicant and respondent. ... Attend court.

Transcripts and the appeal record can be ordered from Transcript Management Services (TMS). TMS can be contacted by telephone at 403-297-7392 or by email at tms.calgary@gov.ab.ca. The following documents will assist in taking these steps: Appeal Record and Transcripts – Mandatory Requirements and Check Return Forms.

To obtain permission to appeal, you must file an application and, for civil matters, pay an application fee. The time limit for filing a civil notice of appeal is addressed in Rule 14.8 of the Alberta Rules of Court.

At the Court Registry. As a general rule, all court documents are a matter of public record unless a legislative provision or court order restricts public access.