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pardons.org Some of our clients are immigrants to Canada who have refugee or landed immigrant status. Their dream is to become a Canadian Citizen but they can’t because of a criminal record. Oftentimes, they are unaware of the laws and customs in their new country and as a result, will break the law unknowingly. Here…
pardons.org Many of the people that call us are very concerned about their ability to get a good job in light of a past criminal record. We recently received a letter from a client we helped expressing his challenges of having a criminal record. “There were severe difficulties to overcome, and this period was marked…
pardons.org We help many people who carry around the burden of a criminal record for years without knowing they can cure their “disease” with a Pardon. Here is a recent letter we received from a person we helped to get a Pardon: “You don’t know what I went through for the last 15 years. Having…
Your past can significantly impact your future, and understanding how to remove a criminal record to get a job is essential for unlocking career opportunities and bettering yourself. Pardons Canada offers a comprehensive view of the process and expert advice and delivers practical guidance and hope to our clients across the country. The Impact of…
pardons.org Here is a letter I recently received from a client who just got a Pardon: “Somedays I felt that my whole life was going to revolve around my criminal record” “It all started when i was 13 yrs. old, I chose the street as my father was abusive with me and my mom. I…
pardons.org We often receive letters from clients to whom we have helped to get a pardon who have suffered from depression due to their criminal past. One isolated incident that leads to an arrest and conviction can quite literally throw an otherwise healthy person into a depression. Here is an exerpt from a letter we…
pardons.org I recently came across this article that talks about the consequences of getting an impaired driving charge. Every day, we speak to people who have lost jobs, can’t find a new job or can’t travel safely to the US because of their impaired driving conviction. They are haunted by this charge, often for years.…
