UPDATE (March 15, 2018) : Please be advised that the United States Customs and Border Protection Waiver Office located at the Toronto Pearson Airport is again accepting US Entry Waiver applications. Please note that their business hours have changed. They will accept US Entry Waiver submissions on Tuesdays only, from…
There is a lot of talk about the US border these days and apparently a lot more Canadians are concerned they might be turned away when trying to enter the United States. It all stems from the election of Donald Trump, an event that many of us are still trying…
Getting a criminal record check in Toronto is a relatively simple matter but there is still confusion about how criminal record checks are performed. This is because there are several different types of checks that can be done and a few different ways of doing them. So let’s take a…
There are two kinds of fees associated with getting a pardon in Canada. The first is government fees payable to the various agencies involved in document requests required for the application you will submit to the Parole Board of Canada. These costs are unavoidable. The second cost is any fee you…
Congratulations to Nicole Levesque Director of the National Pardon Centre for receiving the Allison Roach Alumna Award from Branksome Hall. To give you a little bit more background the National Pardon Centre was founded in September 2002 by Nicole and I after about a full year of business preparation to…
I have been relatively quiet on this topic for the past while because I got so fed up with chasing the same problem. But here we are again and I’m sorry to say that things haven’t gotten any better. Trusted Pardons Obtained This Person’s Email Without His Knowing The person…
Do you have a breathalyser in your car? Because apparently its possible to start your car even while intoxicated. Take the case of a situation that occurred with a Navy Enlisted Petty Officer. The accused apparently left a bar too drunk to get the car to start, since it was…
Absolute or Conditional Discharge The Discharge is a strange type of sentence. It is given when a person is found guilty of the crime but is not convicted. It is normally given to first-time offenders for minor crimes, or when the person’s involvement in the crime was so marginal that…
Suspended Sentence This is a type of sentence involving probation. When someone is given a suspended sentence it means that they are placed on probation for up to three years. If the person maintains good behaviour and does not violate the terms of their probation, the sentence will be complete…
Restitution This is a common sentence when someone is convicted of a property crime like theft, fraud or mischief. For example, if someone is convicted of defrauding a bank of $5,000, they may be required to pay this money back to the bank as restitution. The restitution is either paid…
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