I was successfully granted a pardon on Sept 6th, 2020! I have recommended pardons.org to one friend immediately. I told him about the process and the costs and time involved, but it seems like he will be contacting you shortly.
Well, enough said, thank you for your work, it has taken some time but it was successful!
Last month, I received confirmation that I have been issued an official Record Suspension/Pardon.
Although, I have been able to seek employment; all most 12 years with the same company, it was very important for me and my family that I go through with the application for a Pardon.
Back in 2007, I did something that I deeply regret and to this day, I can never forget. My kids were little when this happened but as soon as they could understand, my husband and I explained to that what happened and why I was not able to freely travel and apply for certain jobs. Thanks to the support of my amazing husband and my family, I have been able to move forward with my life. They also helped me to make restitution to the person that was affected by my mistake.
When I contacted Pardons Canada, I was skeptical only because of the cost but I realized that I was not able to do this alone. The first time I corresponded with Andrew Tanenbaum, my Program Coordinator, I felt comfortable with what I needed to do to make this happen and spending the money was totally worth it.
I was extremely happy when I got notification that the Pardon/Record Suspension was granted; I cried tears of joy.
Things are currently different right now and travelling to the United States is not an option right now, but having this Pardon is now a relief. I am not looking at changing my job but I have actually sent in my application for a Passport. When the travel restrictions are lifted, I will be ready.
Thank you, Andrew and all the supporting team at Pardons Canada. I would definitely recommend your services. At the same time, I hope I don’t ever know someone that will need it.
Dear Andrew Tanenbaum and anyone else this concerns,
Please accept my sincerest and most humble thank you with the 6 years of assistance in receiving my pardon/record suspension. This is a mistake I made at the age of 22 and it has affected me adversely for the last 21 years.
I am greatly appreciative to finally be able to put this behind me and not have it affect my world. Thank you again for your companies tireless efforts.
With sincere gratitude,
Roxanne H.
Quesnel, BC
Hello,
I would like to say thank you for giving me the pardon! It has been a journey from conviction to pardon, from making a mistake to making things right. I have been humbled so much and grateful for the opportunity I have been given. Since then I have shown the struggle and consequences I have undergone to inspire everyone to do the right thing and understand how important it is to follow the rules.
I will be constantly showing people my mistakes ensuring they make the correct ones after all the money and time spent, as well as invested, its not worth the burden for anyone else to go through. I shall continue to preach such words to make sure that no matter whom I come across, it will be an obligated duty to show people the reality. Im am very grateful!
Thank you once again!
Y. K.
Thank you to Pardons Canada.
When I was 18 years old I was involved in a situation that resulted in a criminal record. It caused my family and myself many years of grief and depression. I knew that I would never be satisfied with my life until I erased this dark spot, so I contacted Pardons Canada for help. After a lengthy process, I am absolutely thrilled to be granted a Record Suspension. There are no words that can describe the sense of relief, happiness, and appreciation for the outcome of this journey. At 26 years of age, I can now get on with my life knowing that this burden has been lifted.
A huge thanks goes to Andrew Tanenbaum and everyone at Pardon’s Canada. I could not have been successful without the professional guidance and assistance of this team. Originally I was sceptical about enlisting help from an agency, but in retrospect, it was the best decision I could have made in my situation. In fact, I would recommend Pardons Canada to anyone that might be considering this type of help. I never regretted it for a moment, and I will be forever grateful .
Regards,
B.
Attention: Andrew Tanenbaum
Mr. Tanenbaum,
I received your letter notifying me that I successfully received a Record Suspension from the Parole Board of Canada. I couldn’t be more pleased with the outcome and want to personally thank you and your organization for all of your assistance. This was a long, complicated process and I could not have accomplished this without your help. Thank you again for your professionalism and continuous follow up.
I have a couple questions that were not clear in the documentation and I’m hoping you can clarify.
“The resulting Board decision means that the criminal record held by federal departments and agencies will be kept separate from other criminal records pursuant to section 6 (2) of the CRA. Please note that while many provincial, territorial and municipal agencies, when notified, choose to conform to the CRA by restricting the disclosure of the criminal record, they are not required by law to remove conviction information from their local records as a result of a record suspension being ordered. Should a non-federal agency maintain past information on file pertaining to the conviction for which a record suspension was ordered, it is suggested that you provide them with a copy of this letter and request that they remove the information from their records in accordance with the spirit of the legislation.”
I look forward to your response.
Thank you.
Brandon
Dear Sir/Mam
First of all I would like to thank pardons Canada for helping me getting my criminal record clear this is just a wonderful feeling which is not possible to express in words but still I am trying to express my feelings.
With my record suspension I would be free to get any job or travel to any other country whenever required. I feel so off load that I am able to provide the best future to my family. I was feeling very shameful when representing myself to anybody but now with the help of pardons canada I would be very confident and shamefree to tell my record to anyone.I am very much aware of how important it is to be a law abiding citizen so I assure you to be a person which any country or state will feel proud.
Once again I am wholeheartly thanking you to be with me in this hard time.
Regards,
(name redacted)
Hello Eric,
My brother was very touched with everything and just changed the whole prospective on his life.
He attached your Supporting Letter this morning and sent it to the company that he had an interview yesterday.
He got that job !! HR also thanked him for being honest and also sent him that letter.
Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you!
Thank you for giving a hope to my brother. Thank you for giving him a new chance.
Thank you for changing my brothers life with the whole new prospective. Thank you for everything. Many times, money cannot buy everything. Hope can change the life.
Endlessly thankful,
Sandra S.
Dear Sir/Madam:
I just wanted to thank you for giving me a second chance. I’m appreciative for the fact that I can now see my grandmother in Florida and my sister’s growing family in California. Not having the ability to see them on a regular basis has made me stop and reflect on the unlawfulness that I’ve brought upon myself. I will take this as a lesson that I’ve learned and not only to be a positive member of society, but a more positive member for my family.
Furthermore, given this opportunity, I am now in a position to further the career I’ve been working on throughout this whole process. Not only do I have the ability to travel outside of my province for work, but I now have the chance to explore employment opportunities in another nation without hesitation. I am truly appreciative of this chance. I feel unburdened by my past and look forward to moving forward in positivity and further improving myself.
Ryan S.
