Bill 88: Quebec

Anyone working in anything remotely security related in Quebec will have to perform background checks in addition to paying extra fees (who would have thought?) for a permit. The bill adopted four years ago came intoÂ effect recently and one thing that is clear is anyone with a criminal record will have to have it pardonedRead More

in Pardon

Status Updates

I sometimes get calls from concerned clients wondering why they haven’t heard from us in a couple of months. The straight answer is that we probably don’t have much news. The courts, police, and Parole Board can all take a long time to send us the information that we need to move forward with aRead More

in Pardon

You do not need a lawyer or representative to apply for a pardon!

The National Parole Board insists on informing everyone who visits the NPB website that you can easily apply for a pardon on your own and without the assistance of a lawyer or representative. And this is perfectly true. But you can also build a house without the help of a construction company. However, common senseRead More

in Pardon, US Waiver Information

US Travel and Indian Status

US Travel and Indian Status I receive a considerable number of calls from people who have status under the Indian Act wondering about what this means in terms of US entry privileges. The simple answer is that holding a Status Card does NOT entitle you to cross the border if you are otherwise inadmissible. USRead More

Bill 88: Quebec

Status Updates

You do not need a lawyer or representative to apply for a pardon!

US Travel and Indian Status

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