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Vérification des antécédents judiciaires : une méthode rapide, simple et efficace

National Pardon June 19, 2017

Entre les emplois étudiants d’été qui débutent et les nouvelles lois réglementant les animaux à Montréal, il y a une demande croissante pour la vérification des antécédents judiciaires. Le SPVM s’est avoué débordé, avec un retard dans la vérification de 11 732 dossiers. En d’autres mots, certaines personnes attendent leurs résultats depuis 3 mois. Au […]

How to Get a DUI Pardon – Is DUI a Criminal Offense in Canada

National Pardon May 29, 2017

There are many names for a DUI. But whichever you choose you should know that it is the most commonly pardoned criminal conviction in Canada. The chances are good that you will be familiar with at least one or two of them. But whatever you want to call it the charge is the same and […]

Talk of the Border

National Pardon March 15, 2017

There is a lot of talk about the US border these days and apparently a lot more Canadians are concerned they might be turned away when trying to enter the United States. It all stems from the election of Donald Trump, an event that many of us are still trying to understand. But in my […]

Mise à jour sur la prise électronique obligatoire des empreintes digitales

National Pardon December 16, 2016

Le 1er février 2017, Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada (SPAC) mettra en œuvre la nouvelle exigence à la prise électronique obligatoire des empreintes digitales. Apprenez comment cela changera le nouveau processus d’enquêtes de sécurité sur le personnel pour ceux qui doivent travailler sur des contrats du gouvernement du Canada. Pourquoi le nouveau processus de vérification […]

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) Update on mandatory electronic fingerprints

National Pardon December 16, 2016

Update on mandatory electronic fingerprints On February 1, 2017, Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) will launch the new mandatory electronic fingerprint requirement. Learn how this will change the personnel security screening process for those required to work on Government of Canada contracts. Why the new criminal record check process is being implemented The Royal […]

US Entry Waiver Submission Fee – Good News, FINALLY!

National Pardon December 14, 2016

Cost of a US Entry Waiver There is finally some good news coming out of the pardon and waiver industry. For the past few months there have been worried that the cost of a waiver would be going up considerably. It has been set at $585 USD for several years now but there rumours circulating […]

Donald Trump, les dossiers judiciaires et les douanes Canada/États-Unis

National Pardon November 10, 2016

Maintenant que Donald Trump a gagné la présidence, plusieurs personnes se demandent si cela va affecter les Canadiens, particulièrement quand il s’agit de pouvoir passer la frontière américaine. Bien sincèrement, je doute qu’il y ait du changement. Évidemment, la frontière Canada/États-Unis n’est pas la priorité des Américains. Ils sont beaucoup plus enclins à concentrer leur […]

Consultation du programme de suspension du casier judiciaire

National Pardon November 9, 2016

Hier, la Commission des libérations conditionnelles du Canada a lancé une consultation publique ayant pour sujet la suspension de casier et le pardon. Merci de prendre un moment pour compléter ce sondage et donner votre avis. Il y a aussi des consultations en personne qui, de façon surprenante, sont réalisées depuis Septembre (du moins, c’est […]

Donald Trump, Criminal Records and the US Canada Border

National Pardon November 9, 2016

Now that Donald Trump has won the presidency people might be wondering how this will affect Canadians, specifically in relation to crossing the border. In truth though, I doubt much will change at all. Certainly the Canadian-American border is not the first thing on the minds of Americans. They are far more likely to focus […]

Parole Board Launches Online Consultation on Record Suspensions

National Pardon November 8, 2016

Yesterday the Parole Board of Canada launched the public consultation on record suspensions and pardons. Please take a moment to complete the survey and provide your input. In person consultations have, strangely enough, been taking place since September (at least that’s what the website says) but I’ve submitted my request to participate anyway. Please take […]

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