pardons.org Everyone makes mistakes. Even our own organization which has been helping Canadians remove criminal records for the past twenty years is not immune from making a mistake. The Toronto Sun recently ran a full page article on Pardons Canada titled “Please Pardon, Pardons Canada”. The article highlights the fact that we accidentally sent an…
pardons.org We get many calls from people who have old pot possession charges on their criminal record. These old criminal charges prevent people from travelling to the US as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will not tolerate Canadians entering their country with drug convictions, no matter how small and insignificant. Many have not been…
pardons.org Getting a Canada Pardon can re-live many bad memories and people procrastinate too long to get it erased. Here is a letter from a client we recently helped to get a Canada Pardon. “I had thought of applying for a pardon many times but it always seemed like something that I could never make…
pardons.org Every day we speak to people who feel that their criminal record is haunting them. Even if the criminal record is old, they tell us that they feel it is sitting on their shoulders like a signpost saying “look at me, I have a criminal record, shame on me”. Here is a story that…
pardons.org In these difficult economic times, any strike against you makes it even harder to get a job, especially if you have a criminal record. We receive many calls every day from people who have either lost a job or are trying to get a promotion but can’t because of a past criminal record. Here…
pardons.org Every day we get calls from people who were turned back at the US border because of a past criminal record. Often they are embarassed, ashamed and frustrated by their experience at the US border. Here is a letter we recently received from someone who felt many of these frustrations: “I am also a…
