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The Pardon and Waiver Professionals
Are you tired of your past always coming up
1. Is it stopping you from travelling to the US?
2. Are you tired of being denied those really good jobs?
3. Are you worried about your future?
The changes to the Criminal Records Act with Bill C-10 resulted in the following changes.
The term "pardons" is replaced with "record suspension"
The Safe Streets and Communities Act (Bill C-10) received Royal Assent on March 13, 2012 and below is a break down on the eligibility waiting periods.
5 years for all summary convictions and 10 years for all indictable offences.
Anyone convicted of sexual assault against a minor ( certain exceptions may apply) and those who have been convicted of three indictable offences each with a sentence of two years or more would be ineligble for a record suspension.
There is no such thing as an URGENT PARDON
The National Parole Board of Canada processes each pardon application as it is received.
The pardons program is now call Record Suspension.
Although the name has changed, the record suspension still has a lot of positives. It will help clear a person’s name for employment, adoption, peace of mind and not having the stigma of a criminal record being available with background checks.
The eligibility requirement for wait times has been changed to five and ten years. There is no more three year waiting period.
After a lot of consideration, the user fee (application fee) has been raised to an amount that would make it very hard for someone to afford. We have created a few different ways that we can still assist you. To view our new services please visit our Rates and Services page to learn more.
The National Parole Board of Canada processes each pardon application as it is received.
The pardons program is now call Record Suspension.
Although the name has changed, the record suspension still has a lot of positives. It will help clear a person’s name for employment, adoption, peace of mind and not having the stigma of a criminal record being available with background checks.
The eligibility requirement for wait times has been changed to five and ten years. There is no more three year waiting period.
After a lot of consideration, the user fee (application fee) has been raised to an amount that would make it very hard for someone to afford. We have created a few different ways that we can still assist you. To view our new services please visit our Rates and Services page to learn more.
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