Your Criminal Record & Travelling

Albertans with criminal records are also severely impacted in terms of their ability to travel internationally.  If you need to leave Canada for a vacation, a family or health emergency, or for a business trip, your criminal record will most likely get in the way of your plans. This is because your ability to pass a border clearance, or gain a permit for travel or work, requires a clear criminal record. Various countries – especially the United States – will turn you away if you have a criminal record.

Once you are denied entry, your criminal record is entered into that country’s database. This creates the need for a special travel permit. In the case of the United States, you require a valid U.S. Entry Waiver to travel moving forward, which incurrs additional fees.

Dominion Pardons & Waivers helps residents in Calgary, Alberta and the rest of Canada to clear their criminal records with a Pardon/Record Suspension, as well as regain their stress-free travel with a U.S. Entry Waiver or visa.

However, not everyone is eligible for a Pardon or U.S. Waiver. Furthermore, even individuals that do in fact qualify, are still often denied because of errors that are made in their application. 

When you work with Dominion Pardons & Waivers, you get peace of mind because you now have a seasoned professional that is working on your case: an expert that can help you by using their knowledge and experience of having successfully completed thousands of Pardon & Waiver applications. 

Experience You Can Trust

Once you trust Dominion Pardons & Waivers with your future, you immediately feel at ease because you now have an experienced team on your side, who know exactly how to deal with your case:

We have seen so many thousands of cases that we have successfully helped many individuals in a situation very similar to yours. This means that in addition to our continuous experience with government authorities, we  also leverage our knowledge of how an application needs to be prepared, for a person with your exact situation and criminal background.  This is important because the Parole Board of Canada and U.S. Homeland Security look at each application on an individual basis.

Your criminal record can impair your employment, travel, insurance rates, social life, 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.