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pardons.org We receive hundreds of letters each month from people we have helped to obtain a Canada Pardon or US Entry Waiver (I-194). The feeling of relief and freedom people have once they receive their Pardon is hard to describe in words, yet many do write us about their experience. Here is an example of…
pardons.org Many people who call us seeking a Canada Pardon are truly regretful of their past actions and mistakes. They carry the burden of having a criminal record for many years and it can take a toll emotionally and mentally. The sense of relief people feel once the criminal charges are removed with a Canada…
pardons.org Every day we help people remove criminal records with a Canada Pardon and among the most common criminal charge is a DUI or Impaired Driving. The emotional and financial price to pay for a DUI or Impaired Driving is very high and we hear many horrible stories about how it negatively affected people’s lives.…
pardons.org US border crossing with ANY form of criminal charges has become a lot more difficult. We are being inundated with calls and emails from people who are getting turned away at the US Border even for criminal charges that have been withdrawn, dismissed, stayed, absolute or conditional discharged. Here is an email we received…
pardons.org The Americans are getting even stricter at the US border as we are receiving a flood of calls from people being turned away at the US border because of old criminal charges. Even if the criminal charges were dismissed, withdrawn, stayed, conditional or absolute discharge, it is raising red flags at the border. A…
pardons.org Are you thinking of traveling to the Caribbean or South America and you have a criminal record? With the new US Security rules, you may be in for a problem. According to the following recent Globe and Mail article, the Americans want Canadian airlines traveling over US airspace to report the details of the…
pardons.org The recent incident with the Nigerian bomber in Detroit has raised US concerns about security at their border crossings. As a result, they have become stricter about doing criminal record checks on any foreigner who enters the US. If you have a criminal record, the DHS (Department of Homeland Security) can deny you entry…
pardons.org Every day we help many Canadians to obtain a Canada Pardon or US Entry Waiver (I-194) so that they will be free of the burden of carrying a criminal record in their lives. Having a criminal record can carry a lot of shame and embarassment for many people for a long time in their…
pardons.org There are many immigrants in Canada who wish to obtain their Canadian citizenship. For those who have been charged with a criminal offence, even if the criminal charge was dismissed, stayed, withdrawn or absolute or conditional discharge, they could be prevented from obtaining Canadian citizenship. The good news is that once a Canada Pardon…
pardons.org We often receive calls from people who are depressed that their criminal record is getting in the way of finding a better job or impinging on their freedom to travel. Many times, the criminal charges are old but are still haunting the individual in many psychological and emotional ways. This is unfortunate, because if…
pardons.org Each day we speak to people with a criminal record who are seeking to receive a Canada Pardon. We are told many times that having a criminal record can carry a terrible stigma for a long time. If you live in a small community the problem of having a criminal record, no matter how…
pardons.org We receive many calls from people with a criminal record who are living in Canada but do not yet have their Canadian Citizenship. They either have no status, refugee status or permanent residence. Often they are living in Canada because they have family here or they are seeking to have a better life for…
