Recent regulatory changes

If you have criminal charges or convictions on your record, you have most likely experienced one or several of the following problems:

1. Difficuly finding employment; lost your job
2. Restricted travel; turned away at the border
3. Denied participation in community or schooling events
4. Higher insurance rates
5. Unable to obtain citizenship
6. Denied custody of your children
7. The general burden of shame and guilt 

A Canadian Pardon and/or U.S. Entry Waiver can help remove these obstacles from your life. However, Canadian and American laws for obtaining a Pardon and Waiver have continued to change over the years.

These regulatory changes have made it more difficult for you to qualify for a Pardon or Waiver. For those individuals that do in fact qualify to submit an application, these changes have also made the application process more complex and costly.

This is why we recommend you to speak to a highly knowledgeable and experienced professional to give you clarity on your situation. You can come into our office or call and speak to an expert directly. You will receive a free consultation and find out whether or not you qualify for a Pardon and/or Waiver, and whether or not you need either.

Furthermore, every agent has helped many thousands of people obtain a Pardon or Waiver. This means there is a very good chance that we have helped many people with a very similar situation to yours.

Your criminal record is perhaps one of the largest constraints in your life, and its effects can often be devastating. This is why it is important to understand that many individuals who submit a Pardon or Waiver application to the government, still have their application denied. This is not because they are not qualifed. Rather, it is because their application has been prepared either incorrectly, or it has not met the qualitiative requirements of the Parole Board of Canada and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. This often occurs when individuals attempt to complete their own application, or hire the services of an inexperienced company. Many of these companies attempt to trick unsuspecting people by trying to appear as a government entity.

Experience You Can Trust

Preparing a Pardon and/or Waiver application is a complex process that involves two key components:

1. Administrative & legal paperwork – requires precision.
2. Social-environmental-economic statements – requires expertise.

The first component must be completed with zero errors, because even the slightest error (such as an incorrect date) can result in your application being denied.

The second component involves preparing a compelling argument to convince the Canadian and/or American government that you deserve a Pardon/Waiver. If an individual does not know exactly what these government officials are looking for in such an argument, it can be very difficult to be approved. This is where experience is advised.

When you start the process with Dominion Pardons & Waivers, you can rest assured that you have a seasoned, experienced team on your side:

We have successfully processed so many thousands of Pardons & Waivers that we have helped many individuals in a very similar situation to yours. 

This means that not only do we understand what the Canadian and U.S. government officials want to see in order to to approve your application, but we also know specifically what they need to see from an individiual with your kind of criminal background and personal details.

Dominion Pardons & Waivers gives you the best chances of receiving a Pardon and/or Waiver, where you otherwise may be denied. A criminal record can negatively impact your employment, travel, insurance rates, extracurricular activities, and even child custody battles.

Call us today for a free consultation to see whether or not you need a Canadian Pardon/Record Suspension or a U.S. Entry Waiver, and whether or not you qualify.