pardons.org If you are a Canadian with a criminal record you can be denied entry at the US Border. Even if you have a conditional or absolute discharge or a criminal charge that has been withdrawn, acquitted, stayed or dismissed, you can still be denied entry to the US. If you have been denied entry,…
pardons.org Most people who get a criminal record are regretful for their past mistakes. Having the label of being a “criminal” can take a toll on you both emotionally and psychologically. Every day we speak to people about getting a Pardon and we hear how much a criminal record has affected their lives. Once a…
pardons.org Since June 30th we have received more calls than in the past from Canadians who have been turned away at the US border because of an old criminal record. Even if you have a conditional or absolute discharge, withdrawn, dismissed or stayed charges may still show up because you have been fingerprinted and photographed…
pardons.org Having a criminal record can have many negative consequences in your life. In addition to having issues with employment and travel to the US, a criminal record can really affect your personal image and self respect. Everyday we help people remove old criminal records with a Canada Pardon and we hear their stories about…
pardons.org We are constantly reminded of the wide spectrum of society that gets into trouble with the law at some point in their life. Often, the criminal act was done at a time of great stress, addiction, desperation or mere stupidity. Regardless, the label of being a “criminal” can be a very heavy burden both…
pardons.org If you have a criminal record in Canada the American government may not allow you entry into their country. We receive hundreds of calls every month from Canadians who have been refused entry at the US border because of old criminal records. Even criminal charges that have been dismissed, acquitted, withdrawn, absolute or conditional…
