Pardons Canada – Traveling to the US once a Pardon is Granted

Dismissed Charges, I-192, I-194, Record Suspension, US Entry Waiver, WithdrawnBy Pardons Canada June 15, 2010 Leave a comment

pardons.org If you have a criminal record in Canada, you can be denied entry to the US. Even if the criminal charges have been withdrawn, dismissed, stayed, conditional or absolute discharged, you may be questioned at the US border and denied entry. If you are denied entry to the US you will require a I-192…

Pardons Canada – Our Organization Recently Featured in a Globe and Mail Editorial on Pardons

Record SuspensionBy Pardons Canada April 20, 2010 Leave a comment

pardons.org There is currently a lot of media attention on Pardons and how they are approved. The controversy is really related to Pardons for serious offenders who have completed their punishment and waited the mandatory time period for a Pardon. Currently the law is that if you have been out of trouble for 5 years…

Pardons Canada – Removing a Criminal Record can be Embarrassing

Record SuspensionBy Pardons Canada May 25, 2009 Leave a comment

pardons.org Removing an old criminal record can bring back a lot of bad memories and emotions. It takes a lot of courage to pick up the phone and call Pardons Canada to begin the process. However, once you break through that barrier and get the process started, you will be forever grateful. Here is a…

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Pardons Canada – Traveling to the US once a Pardon is Granted

Pardons Canada – Our Organization Recently Featured in a Globe and Mail Editorial on Pardons

Pardons Canada – Removing a Criminal Record can be Embarrassing