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Pardon Companies – Which Did You Hire?

With the Parole Board backed up and the unregulated industry that is pardon and waiver services growing saturated I have inevitably been fielding a lot of calls from people whose Canadian pardonÂ application is in limbo (which, incidentally, is now called a record suspension). Sometimes it is the fault of the pardon company but sometimes itRead More

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Vulnerable Sector Checks â€“ Canada

Vulnerable Sector Checks -RCMP We recently completed the testing and administration portion of the vulnerable screening services and as a result we are now able to do fingerprinting for this purpose. There is a slight difference from processing regular fingerprint submissions in that the results need to be returned to a police station. It’s notRead More

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Mobile Fingerprinting Services

The National Pardon Centre is proud to offer mobile fingerprinting services through our fingerprinting division National Fingerprinting ID. We can offer fingerprinting in Toronto and surrounding areas, fingerprinting in Calgary and surrounding areas and, of course, fingerprinting in Montreal and surrounding areas. The mobile service means we come to you. Of course we can’t doRead More

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Pardons in 2013 cont…

There was an interesting article today about the plummeting rate at which pardons are being granted by the Parole Board of Canada, or rather the rate at which pardons are NOT being granted. This is all the result of course of the notoriously misguided tough on crime legislation the Conservative’s introduced after gaining its majorityRead More

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Pardons in Canada

It is important to realize that pardons in Canada are no longer officially called pardons. AsÂ a result of the Conservative government’s omnibus crime bill, bill C-10 the term pardon in Canada has been replaced with record suspension. Therefore from a narrow view of the matter pardons in Canada no longer exist. However, since aRead More

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Pardons in 2013 -What happened?

With 2012 behind us and with it the fight over the pardons legislation that gave us Bill C23B it’s time to review some of the important things going on and other developments in the pardons business. So let’s review. Pardons are now officially called record suspensions. In other news, almost no one knows what aRead More

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Il est facile de recevoir une condamnation pour conduite en état d’ébriété

Il est facile de recevoir une condamnation pour conduite en état d’ébriété, mais lorsque l’on prend en considération tous les coûts, les risques, etc., il est beaucoup plus simple de ne pas conduire aprés avoir consommé de l’alcool. évidemment, je ne parle pas ici des personnes titubant hors du bar, tombant au sol et cherchantRead More

in US Waiver Information

Travel to the United States With a Criminal Record

It’s that time of year again. The phones will start ringing as soon as the holidays have passed and a lot of those calls will be from people who were stopped, detained and/or turned away at the border. I will hear the same story over and over and it will center on the same theme.Read More