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I have difficulty continuing with my pardon of my Canadian criminal record at this time due to fees as I am currently residing in Scotland with my husband and I have to pay for my spousal visa application at the moment. I just really needed some information regarding my criminal record in Canada. It has…
Visitor: I already have a Pardon. It was granted in 2007/2008. I was convicted in 2001 for Fraud under $5000. I applied for a Pardon, on Feb 2, 2007 and it was granted 2007/2008. I have held many senior level jobs such as bank manger, senior analyst, commodity trader/scheduler…and now I am an airline pilot, with all…
Visitor: On May 10th, 2017, I appeared in Provincial Court (Winnipeg. MB) with regards to an « Assault with a weapon » charge. (the weapon was a cardboard tube used during a playfight dating back to Oct 2016). The charge has been stayed, and there was no criminal conviction in connection with this incident. A Peace Bond…
Visitor: I am just wondering. I have a criminal record that is really bothering me. My brother lives in Florida and I’m too “scared” to try and cross the border to see him just inc ase I get flagged in their system or worse getting denied entry to the US. My last charge was I believe…
Visitor: Thank you Pardons Canada for achieving my freedom from criminal charges that were brought to the police by liars. Although the police had been tricked by liars trying to get out of trouble, Pardons Canada had my voice heard in writing to the chief of police and to the RCMP. My case was successful in…
Visitor: Here is my a little bit of background. I was on student permit in Canada for about 7 years. I never had a criminal record but I got into a depression in 2017 and started using drugs. In 2017 I was caught with two grams of meth amphetamine and charged with possession. I didn’t get…
Visitor: I would like to thank you for the wonderful and professional service you have provided me. Although it was a long process you helped guide me the whole way and provided me all the answers to my questions or concerns as they came up relating to the pardon and record suspension process. Visitor: When…
I am writing to show my appreciation for your help with removing my fingerprints and police records. Having my file removed will help me in many areas of my life. I recently graduated from college in 2018. By removing my fingerprints by way of a file destruction, this helps going forward being able to start a career…
Visitor: I have tried unsuccessfully to gain employment over this past year. Not one prospective employer will admit it, but it is because of my criminal record. I don’t know why they just don’t tell me. I have noticed that these people prefer to embarrass and humiliate me instead. One interview I had was for…
Visitor: As far as I know I don’t think I’m eligible for a pardon due to the nature of my crime. My biggest concern right now is not being able to find work because of my record. I have been offered jobs and then I was turned away when it came to a criminal background…
Well as recently as this year, myself and family were crossing at the Niagara border and I was stopped and denied entry for a charge (theft) that happened 31 years ago. I have never been in trouble with the law since and am a home owner, have multiple credit cards and a line of credit…
My name is K. and on July 18th 2019 I was awarded a pardon under the Criminal Records Act, thanks to Pardons Canada. I was around my entire family when I opened the letter and upon reading the decision of the parole board that I was granted an official Record Suspension, my family and I…
