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pardons.org One of the key steps in obtaining a Canada Pardon is to get a copy of your fingerprints and to obtain an RCMP file. Since most employers are now running criminal background checks for employment purposes, there has been an increased demand in fingerprints and RCMP files. Even if your criminal charges were withdrawn,…
pardons.org There has been a large increase in Pardons applications because most employers in Canada are running criminal checks on new employers and in some cases, existing employers. This means that anyone with an old criminal record requires a Pardon if they want to be safe to get a job. Also, the Americans are becoming…
pardons.org We receive many calls and emails each day from people who have an old criminal record that has unexpectedly come back to haunt them. Usually its an employer running a criminal background check, or its the American customs officer doing a routine criminal check. The consequences for having a criminal record can mean loss…
pardons.org Each day we recieve thank you letters from people we have helped to obtain a Canada Pardon. Often the experience of having a criminal record is very unsettling both emotionally and financially. Many employers are not hiring people with a criminal record and the Americans are denying entry to people who have a criminal…
pardons.org Each day we help many people obtain a Canada Pardon and each person has a unique life story. Once the Pardon is granted, we receive thank you letters from people we have helped and often they share a part of their life and how grateful they are for receiving a Canada Pardon. Here is…
pardons.org We are getting more and more inquiries recently from Canadians being turned away at the US border because of an old criminal record. It is true that the Americans don’t recognize a Canada Pardon, so if you bring it their attention that you have a Pardon they will not care and still refuse you…
pardons.org We were recently featured in a new article from Trucker News regarding US Entry Waivers and I-194’s. If you have a criminal record and have been denied entry to the US then you require a US Entry Waiver to re-enter the US. The DHS (Department of Homeland Security) has recently made it more difficult…
pardons.org We are getting more calls and emails from people who are being questioned at the US Border whether they have ever been arrested by the police. You must be very careful in answering these questions as you risk being turned away at the US border. Once you have been denied entry to the US,…
pardons.org There are many people who are charged and then convicted of blowing over 80 miligrams, DUI or Impaired Driving and do not realize that they have a criminal record. It usually comes as a shock to them when their name comes up in a criminal background check for work, volunteer or travel purposes. Often,…
pardons.org Many people make regrettable mistakes at certain moment in their life. It could happen during a time of high stress, depression, divorce, abuse or many other circumstances. Often the person learns from their mistake and never has another criminal charge again in their life. A theft charge or any other criminal record can leave…
pardons.org We help hundreds of people each week to obtain a Canada Pardon or US Waiver so that they will be free to pass criminal checks for work purposes and also to travel to the US. We are accredited to help people with obtaining a Canada Pardon across the country from Victoria to St. Johns. …
pardons.org Assault is among the most common criminal charge in Canada. Often times it occurs when a fight has gotten out of hand and the police are called to the scene. In many cases, the person who called the police did so in the heat of the moment and did not wish to lay charges. …
