A pardon is an application granted by the federal government of Canada that seals your entire criminal record. All charges and all convictions will be removed and kept separate from active criminal files stored in the RCMP database. No one can ever access this file without prior written permission from the Minister of Public Safety Canada.

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Getting A Pardon Removes Obstacles Affecting Your...

Employment

Many employers conduct criminal record searches before hiring. Discovery of your criminal record may negatively affect your chances to get a job.

Self-Employment

Before sub-contracting to an individual or to a business, many companies require criminal record searches for all employees and owners.

Ability to be Bonded

If it is too expensive for an employer to bond you, because of your criminal record, you will not be hired.

Canadian Immigration ("CIC")

CIC often rejects applications for refugee status, landed status and citizenship, and frequently deport people who have criminal records.

Custody of Your Children

Your child custody and visitation rights may be reduced or eliminated because of your criminal record.

Volunteer Work

Criminal record searches are required by law for people wishing to be volunteers with vulnerable population, such as youth, children and the elderly. Most organizations will not permit you to volunteer if you have a criminal record.

Educational Opportunities

Many educational programs require criminal record checks.

Peace of Mind

Most people are consciously or sub-consciously distressed by past criminal records. Removing your criminal record is a large part of removing the stigma associated with a criminal past.