AMVIC Registered Licensed Facility

AMVIC stands for Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council. It is a non-profit organization that is responsible for regulating the automotive industry in Alberta, Canada. Its mandate is to protect the rights of consumers, ensure a fair and competitive marketplace, and oversee the licensing and regulation of automotive businesses and professionals.

An AMVIC registered licensed facility is a repair shop that has been certified by AMVIC to meet industry standards and guidelines. To become registered, a repair shop must go through a rigorous application process, including:

1. Meeting all licensing requirements: The repair shop must hold all necessary licenses and certifications to operate in Alberta.

2. Passing a criminal record check: The shop’s owners and employees must pass a criminal record check to ensure that they do not have a history of criminal activity that could affect their ability to operate a repair shop.

3. Meeting financial requirements: The repair shop must meet financial requirements to ensure that they are financially stable and able to operate a successful business.

4. Demonstrating industry knowledge: The repair shop must demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the automotive industry and its regulations, including consumer protection laws.