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Steps in the Criminal Record Life Cycle

Jared Church — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 17:56:27 +0000

What happens when one is convicted of an offense, and what steps are taken in order to obtain a criminal record? Here is a brief outline of the steps taken.

Listed in CPIC
Person of interest
Arrest
Court appearance
Criminal record

If you currently hold a criminal record and think you may be eligible to have your offense Pardoned, contact Express Pardons today to being your application process. Or visit www.expresspardons.com for more information.

Key Points dealing with Conditional Discharge

Jared Church — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 18:08:41 +0000

The court may grant you a conditional discharge in the event that your conviction is a minor offense. Lets look at some of the key factors involved in Conditional Discharges.

Conditional discharges come with specific conditions that must be obeyed
Conditional discharges usually come with a curfew
These discharges can appear on your record for 3 years after completion of the sentence
A judge can only grant a conditional discharge if they do not see you as a threat to the community

If you would like to make sure your conditional discharge has been sealed, then let Express Pardon help you in applying for a Pardon. Visit www.expresspardons.com for more information.

Criminal Records in Canada are Permanent

Jared Church — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 19:41:37 +0000

If you were convicted of your offense as an adult over the age of 18 then your criminal record will stay with your for life. Here are just a few ways have a criminal record can affect your future.

You will not be able to apply for Canadian Citizenship
You will not be able to adopt
You will not be able to apply for just any job
You will not be able to become a volunteer
You will not be able to apply at just any school
You will not be able to travel without complications

Do you really want to have a criminal record from your past continue to affect your decisions about your future? find out today if you are eligible for a Pardon and apply now.

Steps to obtaining a Criminal Record

Jared Church — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 02:39:21 +0000

Today Express Pardons outlines 5 key steps to obtaining a criminal record.

Offense is listed with the CPIC
Temporary referred to as a “person of interest”
Arrest
First court appearance
Conviction and criminal record

If you have a criminal record for a past offence and are eligible for a Pardon, now is the best time to begin your application process. Call Express Pardons today or visit www.expresspardons.com for more infomation.

The Canadian Governments Role in Pardons Today

Jared Church — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 19:10:34 +0000

Every 4 years we face elections and the chance of a new Government, which also brings new changes. With our new Conservative Majority Government those changes include a new legislation that will heavily impact Canadian Pardons and the entire application process.

We will face a stricter eligibility requirements
Exponentially higher application fees
An exclusion of many currently eligible applicants
Longer processing times

And this is just the beginning as more changes may lay ahead. If you are in need of a pardon for your past offenses, start the process today and choose a trusted Pardon processing service to get the job done. Why go to the RCMP or Services Canada for information on Pardons when there are specialized services available like Express Pardons who will give you everything you need to know and will get the job done.

Immigration to Canada while holding a Criminal Record

Jared Church — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:33:34 +0000

You will face many challenges when applying for your Canadian citizenship while holding a criminal record. Here are just a few setbacks you may run into:

You may face deportation
Your application may be denied
Application may be put on hold
Your permanent residence status may be revoked

Why take the chance? If you are serious about applying for Canadian Citizenship and currently hold a criminal record then start your Pardon application process TODAY.

Specialized Pardon Services VS Service Canada

Jared Church — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 22:04:11 +0000

There are many benefits to using a specialized Pardon service, instead of going with Service Canada. Today Express Pardons; A Leading Pardon Service, highlights some points that may help you make your decision as to who to go with when processing your Pardon.

Consider these key factors when choosing your Pardon Service:

How much do you enjoy waiting in line ups? Service Canada assists 32 Million Canadians.
Do you love waiting on hold for what seems like forever?
When calling a specialized Pardon Services office there is generally one direct line and key staff in place ready to answer your questions.
Would you rather deal with a competent staff person knowledgeable in all things Pardon related or a customer service rep that will need to direct you to someone who may be able to help?
Wouldn’t it be more efficient for you to have all your questions answered in one go instead of being redirected and given a bunch of informational material to go through?

Going with a specialized Pardon Service such as Express Pardons is highly recommended if you prefer efficiency, and one on one assistance with all your Pardon related inquiries.

Pardons and the Canadian Government

Jared Church — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 00:14:11 +0000

There has been a flood of media attention recently regarding the Canadian Government’s proposal to alter the Pardons system. This new criminal legislation is certain to be one of the first measures to be pushed through parliament as the Conservative Government has pledged to pass this new bill within 100 days of achieving a majority. Express Pardons recaps the importance of filing your Pardon application today before its too late.

Cost – Apply now and pay only a fraction of the cost before the new bill is passed, and prices head upwards of $600.00.

Eligibility – Eligibility requirements are going to tighten and many of those requiring a Pardon will no longer be eligible.

Heavier wait times – The Canadian Governments new bill includes a potential increase in the length of time to approve a Pardon application from a current 6-8 months to possibly years.

Increase your Odds – By Applying for your Pardon today, take comfort in knowing that your chances of being approved are still based on the current system in place. The new bill will not go retrograde, meaning all pardons currently being processed in the system will still fall under current Pardon application guidelines.

The is NOW to consider your future and what holding a criminal records means for you. Start the process today before you have lost your chance for good.

There is still time to get your Pardon as the new legislation has not yet been passed. The Conservative Government has clearly prioritized this bill and it is just a matter of time before the gauntlet has dropped. If you have a criminal record and require a Canadian Pardon then now is the time to Apply for your Pardon.

Get a Pardon in Sherbrooke, Quebec

Jared Church — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 14:40:23 +0000

Express Pardon recaps how to get a pardon started in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada on their daily pardon blog:

You must not involved in criminal activity for at least 3 years
You must not be involved in criminal activity for at least 5 years for an indictable offence
If you were involved in a more serious indictable offence than you must not be involved with any criminal activity for 10 years
You must have paid all fines, restitution and monies owed
You must remain crime free once you get your pardon

Pardon Application Process in Longueuil, QC

Jared Church — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 14:33:18 +0000

Express Pardons recaps how to get make an application for a pardon in Longueuil, QC. In order to get a pardon in Longueuil:

You must not involved in criminal activity for at least 3 years

You must not be involved in criminal activity for at least 5 years for an indictable offence

If you were involved in a more serious indictable offence than you must not be involved with any criminal activity for 10 years

You must have paid all fines, restiutions and monies owed

You must remain crime free once you get your pardon