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Jared Church - Articles Jared Church is RCMP accredite, a member of the Paralegal Society of Canada, and a leading expert in the field of Canadian Pardons, U.S. Entry Waivers, criminal record systems, and similar legal matters in Canada.
With over 5 years of experience working in the niche legal service field of Canadian pardons, Jared has had the honour of working on well over 10,000 successful pardon applications in Canada. Feel free to Email Jared your questions at info@ExpressPardons.com For more information on the author\'s Better Business Bureau accredited firm, visit www.ExpressPardons.com Sort By: Date | Popularity
 Traveling to the United States with a Canadian Criminal RecordProbably the most frequently asked question I receive on a daily basis is whether someone can travel to the U.S. with a criminal record in Canada.
If you have been pondering this question for yourself or for a family member, the answer depends on a couple of key issues. Criminal Record Check for Employment? – Get a Canadian Pardon!With modern criminal record systems being so easily accessed by employers, more and more of them are conducting criminal record checks as part of their pre-employment screening practices.
Employment is probably the single largest reason why getting a Canadian pardon for your criminal record is so important. Whether or not your criminal record affects your employment search, or your current job, depends on the job and on your location. When Can I Apply For A Canadian Pardon?When can you apply for a Canadian pardon for your criminal record? You must wait at least three to five years depending on several factors, before you will be eligible for a pardon. Can Any Criminal Record Be Pardoned In Canada?Occasionally I receive calls from concerned members of the Canadian public who believe that Canadians with criminal records should not be able to receive a pardon.
Whatever your opinion is on the matter, most of the callers have a misconception that anyone can receive a pardon, for any criminal offence, and that there are no systems in place to protect the public from the most serious offenders after they have received a pardon. It couldn't be farther from the truth. How to get a pardon in Canada - Step 6Once you have filed for your Canadian pardon, you may interested in knowing what you can do to fast-track your application.
While you do not have access to the methods used by professional pardon service providers such as Express Pardons, there is still hope for you. You need to apply for urgency status. How to get a Canadian pardon - Step 5Learn how to file your pardon with the National parole Board without getting rejected. Follow this check list... The Limitations of Canadian PardonsIf you are seeking a pardon for your criminal offences in Canada, you may wish to know some of the limitations associated with pardons. How to get a pardon in Canada - Step 4In my previous articles, I discussed the first steps in obtaining a pardon, including getting a copy of your CPIC criminal record, court documents and police reports.
However, If you have ever served in the Canadian Armed Forces, you will also need to obtain your military conduct records. How to get a Pardon in Canada - Step 3The third step in getting a Canadian pardon is to obtain your local police records checks. How to get a pardon in Canada - Step 2If you have not already done so, the first step in obtaining your pardon is to have your fingerprints taken and to obtain a certified copy of your criminal record from the RCMP Identification Services in Ottawa
Now you will need to obtain your court documents and proof of convictions in order to move forward with your pardon application.
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