Pardons Canada – What Happens When You Get a DUI or Impaired Driving
The application process for a pardon or record suspension takes time and has become more complicated due to the new rules implemented by the Conservative government in 2012.
There are many steps to the process and navigating it on your own can be time consuming and confusing. A pardon or record suspension can be easily rejected if all the steps are not completed in a proper manner.
At Pardons Canada we have been helping people across the country to obtain pardons and record suspensions for over 25 years. We handle the process from start to finish to ensure that the application will be approved by the Federal government.
Here is an email we recently received from a person we helped to obtain a pardon/record suspension for a DUI conviction in Ontario:
“My special thanks to you and your team for the wonderful job you did on my record suspension for a DUI conviction. I was very delighted with your process and especially appreciated your team for making sure all details, paperwork was done correctly the first time and not delayed.”
“The extra time and effort your team put in on my file was certainly worthwhile. Today April 28th, I checked the mailbox and opened the letter from your office and was shocked to see I got my Record Suspension Approved. You can say I was beside myself and relieved.”
“Andrew, Kudos to you and your team. It is with Great Pleasure for me to write this thank you letter. Life has been on an upswing with Positive things happening. Now I can apply to jobs and not be worried about a “checkered past”. Moving forward I will always be grateful to you guys and how you helped me and thousands get their life back on track.”
“The record suspension application is getting tougher with too much details the Parole Board is requesting.”
Wishing you and your talented team all the best,
Pardons Canada undertakes all necessary steps and procedures for removing your criminal record, including: Pardons/Record Suspensions, Purges, Photograph & Fingerprint Destruction, and U.S. Entry Waivers.
