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Nov 27, 2013 · Utilizing RCMP accredited fingerprint services nationwide, Pardon Applications of Canada is an industry leader in the specific areas of: 1. Application Processing. PAC’s innovative processing systems ensure no time is lost completing the complex steps of each application. 2. Integrity & Communication.
Jan 23, 2013 · Free Dictionary. pardon. 1. To release (a person) from punishment; exempt from penalty: a convicted criminal who was pardoned by the governor. 2. To let (an offense) pass without punishment. 3. To make courteous allowance for; excuse: Pardon me, I’m in a hurry. See Synonyms at forgive.
For information on Sex Offender Registry requirements or removal, contact your local police service or Sex Offender Registry (SOR) Office you have been required to report to. Even if removed from the SOR after your pardon/record suspension has been granted, your sexual offence, even though pardoned/suspended, may still be disclosed on certain criminal records checks.
- A pardon/record suspension allows people who were convicted of a criminal offence, but have completed their sentence and demonstrated they are law-...
- RCMP is the acronym for “Royal Canadian Mounted Police”. The RCMP is Canada’s federal police. They have jurisdiction (authority to act) across the...
- CPIC is the acronym for “Canadian Police Information Centre”. CPIC is a computer based police information system located in Ottawa. CPIC records ca...
- A criminal record is a record of criminal activity, regardless of the outcome in court. A criminal record may be held by the arresting police, in t...
- If you have been charged with a crime, even if you were found not guilty, or were never convicted, you do have a criminal record. If you have been...
- The Parole Board of Canada (PBC) has exclusive jurisdiction to grant, refuse to grant or to revoke a pardon/record suspension. The law that governs...
- Under the CRA, only the Minister of Public Safety Canada has the authority to disclose information from a pardoned/suspended record. This happens O...
- If you have waited the requisite time period (5, or 10 years) after the sentence imposed was completed, and if you have all the proper supporting d...
- If we submit an application on your behalf, we will ensure that you are eligible and that your application is processed correctly. An application c...
- It takes an average of 12-24 months for a pardon/record suspension application to be processed and granted. However, to prepare the pardon/record s...
This application guide includes step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a record suspension and all the forms that you need. You can also call 1-800-874-2652 (toll free) or email suspension@pbc-clcc.gc.ca for assistance. An application from a lawyer or a representative does not receive preferential treatment.
A pardon, also known as a record suspension, is a legal process in Canada that seals a person's criminal record, effectively removing it from the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database. This means that the criminal record will not appear on a standard background check, making it easier for individuals with a criminal past to reintegrate into society.
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Definition. A free pardon is an absolute, unconditional pardon. A person who is granted a free pardon is deemed to have never committed the offence. Any consequence resulting from the conviction, such as fines, prohibitions or forfeitures will be cancelled upon the grant of a free pardon. In addition, any record of the conviction will be erased ...
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The pardon process is a three-stage administrative process. – The first step is to retrieve your criminal record. – The second step is to gather information from police stations in cities where you have lived for the past 5 years, and from all courthouses and municipal courts where you have been convicted of a criminal offence.
