New Brunswick Community Service – What to Expect & How to Submit
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This page explains how verified online community service is commonly handled across the province of New Brunswick, Canada. You’ll learn about acceptance practices, how to submit your documentation to your probation officer or supervising authority, and location-specific notes to help ensure your hours are recognized.
How to submit your documents to your probation officer
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Complete your coursework and download your signed Certificate of Completion.
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Download your Hour Log for submission.
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Email or upload both files to your probation office or caseworker.
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Include your name, date of birth, case number, and verification code.
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Officers can confirm completion using our Verification Portal.
Example email text
Subject: Community Service Documentation — Alabama Hello [Officer Name], Attached are my Completion Certificate and Hour Log from The Foundation of Change. My details are below: • Full name: [First Last] • Date of birth: [MM/DD/YYYY] • Case number: [######] • Verification code: [ALAB-1234] Please let me know if you need direct confirmation or any other documents. Thank you, [Your name]
What’s on your certificate
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Participant name and certificate ID
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Total verified hours and completion date/time
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Coursework list and provider signature
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Unique verification code and contact info
Sample preview (redacted)
Name: J*** D**
Case ID: AL-***-5724
Hours: 12.0
Completed: 2025-06-02 11:45 CT
Verification: ALAB-****
Free enrollment confirmation letter.
Free certificate of completion sent via email. (View a sample)
Certificates are available immediately after completion; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
All hours are fully documented for official verification.
Final acceptance is at the discretion of your court or probation officer.
Certificates are designed to meet common documentation standards for community service verification.
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What Participants Are Saying
“This program made my community service manageable and educational. The verification process was simple and accepted by my PO.”
Melissa R.
Participant – Michigan
“The documentation was clear, the hours were verifiable, and the participants showed genuine reflection in their coursework.”
Officer J. Thompson
Probation Officer - Texas
“Fast response, legitimate program, and I was able to finish before my court date. Highly recommended.
Aaron D.
Court‑Ordered Participant – Florida
Is this distance learning programme (online learning) acceptable in my city, municipality, town, or village?
In some cases, the court or rules of a particular city, municipality, or local authority may disallow distance learning.
This means that your community service hours may not be accepted if they are completed with an online provider.
Below is a listing of cities, municipalities, towns, and other local areas in the province of New Brunswick.
Those displayed in red and with a stop symbol are specifically known to reject certificates from distance learning providers.
Cities
Bathurst
Campbellton
Dieppe
Edmundston
Fredericton
Miramichi
Moncton
Saint John
Municipal Districts
Specialized Municipalities
Summer Villages
Towns
Beresford
Bouctouche
Grand Bay-Westfield
Hampton
Nackawic
Oromocto
Quispamsis
Rothesay
Sackville
Saint Andrews
Saint-Léonard
Saint-Quentin
St. Stephen
Sussex
Woodstock
Villages
Alma
Aroostook
Atholville
Belledune
Canterbury
Centreville
Chipman
Doaktown
Florenceville-Bristol
Gagetown
Grand Manan
Hillsborough
McAdam
Meductic
Millville
New Maryland
Nigadoo
North Rustico
Paquetville
Perth-Andover
Petitcodiac
Plaster Rock
Port Elgin
Rexton
Riverside-Albert
Salisbury
Tide Head