http://legalpardons.ca/blog Canadian Criminal Pardon Services Blog Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:35:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en According to new US laws anyone who has a criminal record and is not a US citizen risks being denied entry to the US. The only way to ensure access and to avoid any hassle is to receive permission from the United States Department of Homeland Security by obtaining ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=42 Office open Jan 2, 2010 http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=41 Not everyone is currently eligible for a criminal pardon. Every case has different conditions and waiting periods. Find out if you qualify using our easy to use Eligibility Calculator. http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=38 The entire process from start to finish can take anywhere from 6 to 18 months. This time frame will vary depending on the type of service you choose, the type of offense (summary or indictable), compilation and submission of your documents to the appropriate authorities, and the processing ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=28 If you have been arrested in the past and had your fingerprints taken, you have a criminal record file. This file consists of your photograph and fingerprints, and other pertinent information relating to your charges. Even if you went to court and the charges against you were dropped, there ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=26 http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=23 According to new US laws anyone who has a criminal record and is not a US citizen risks being denied entry to the US.  The only way to ensure access and to avoid any hassle is to receive permission from the United States Department of Homeland Security by obtaining a ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=18 What are some benefits of a Pardon? Do I really need a Pardon? A pardon will remove and seal your information in CPIC. CPIC is the primary method for anyone seeking to obtain information about your criminal record. Once you have obtained a pardon, anyone searching CPIC will ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=16 The National Parole Board of Canada requires individuals to have fulfilled certain conditions before submission of an application. The first condition is that an individual has completed their sentence(s), and the second condition is that the appropriate waiting period has been observed after completion of the sentence(s). ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=14 The successful rehabilitation and reintegration of an offender back into society is one of the most important aspects considered during a sentence. After an offender has served his or her sentence the need to focus on rehabilitation and reintegration because of a greater concern for all those involved with the ... http://legalpardons.ca/blog/?p=1