Canadian travellers with a criminal record who attempt to cross the U.S. border during the May 18 long-weekend may be subject to detainment, denial of entry, arrest, or even loss of property, an Ottawa based firm who completes Pardon and Waiver applications warned. According to the Department of Homeland Security's website, a non-U.S. citizen attempting … Read more
Canadians who received an absolute or conditional discharge before July 24, 1992, should not be surprised to find a lingering criminal record still attached to their name, according to a nationwide firm which assists individuals in obtaining a pardon, U.S. waiver, and record purge. More information is available online. Call 613-703-9870.
Canadians with a criminal record can experience more than an abstract sense of relief by obtaining a pardon – it's an opportunity to seal past mistakes from public visibility forever. According to Pardon Applications of Canada, a nationwide application firm with offices in Vancouver, Edmonton, Ottawa and Toronto, a pardon offers a legitimate fresh start … Read more
Despite a 400 per cent increase in the Parole Board of Canada's pardon application fee, individuals with a criminal record should still consider a pardon to be good value, according to a senior executive in the pardon application industry. In speaking at a conference of industry leaders in Toronto, Ont., on April 10, 2013, Chris Heringer, … Read more
