Which statement best describes the financial impact when CHRC errors require a new submission?

• A. It is processed at no charge
• B. It will require a charge
• C. The employer pays
• D. Fees are waived

Answer: (B)

When a CHRC submission has errors, the system has to treat the case as a fresh request rather than a correction of the old one. That means again collecting information, processing the background check, and handling the associated administrative work. Because each submission incurs processing costs, a charge is applied for the new submission. The other options imply no charge, waived fees, or the employer paying specifically, but the standard practice is that a new submission due to errors carries a fee for the additional processing.