Clear your record. Open new doors.
A Canadian pardon removes your criminal record from public view and helps you move forward with work, travel and peace of mind.
- Prepared to official requirements
- Personalized case review
Am I eligible?
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Your record, separated from public databases
A pardon — officially called a record suspension — sets your criminal record apart from other records in the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC).
Approval depends heavily on how the application is prepared. Professional guidance can make a real difference.
Once your pardon is approved
- Your record no longer appears on standard criminal record checks
- Employers and landlords can't see your past conviction
- New opportunities open for work, housing and education
- You move forward without the stigma
Who can apply?
You may be eligible for a record suspension if:
Sentence completed
All sentences, fines, restitution and probation are complete.
Waiting period passed
You've waited the required period for your type of offence.
No new convictions
You haven't been convicted of a new offence since.
Ready to move on
You want to clear your record for work, housing, travel or peace of mind.
Our step-by-step process
Free assessment
We confirm your eligibility and timeline.
Fingerprints & records
We guide your fingerprinting and request court and police documents.
Application
We prepare a complete application tailored to your case.
Final review
Every detail is checked before submission.
Submission
We submit to the Parole Board of Canada and follow up with you.
Find out if you're eligible today
Free, confidential and no obligation.