Pardons Canada: Can I Travel to the US with an Assault Conviction?
Domestic assault is probably the most common criminal charge in Canada. When an argument gets heated and the police are called they will press charges regardless of the intention of the arguing parties.
Often, one argument that gets out of hand can lead to a nightmare of police, courts, criminal charges and other negative effects down the line.
Getting a Canada Pardon for an assault charge can lift a huge burden from your life. Here’s a letter from a client we recently helped:
“As an honest, hard working human being I believe misfortune and accidents of all kinds can happen when a person is intoxicated or pushed to his limit. But this is no reason to cause trouble, misuse and mistreat anyone.”
“Freedom is priceless and every human being is special in their own way.”
“On this day June 7, 2009 ever since receiving my Canada Pardon a big burden had been removed from my shoulders. Given this opportunity, I swear to myself and my loved ones that I will be a better person. For the last five years I’ve had to live with the humility that I have hurt an honest person.”
“During the whole process from spending the night in jail and the many hours and money spent to control the situation and get the pardon.”
“Life is grand if we see everything or everyone in a positive manner instead of being angry or negative.”
“I have started to give back to the community as a role model to young developing athletes. I am a soccer coach. I like to teach them about being in control, discipline, being positive and working as a team. It is a key aspect of life not just playing sports.”
“Thank you Pardons Canada for a new beginning and helping me become a better man.”
If you have any questions regarding this topic or about Pardons and US Entry Waivers email us at [email protected] or call 1-877-929-6011.
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.
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