Would I ever need pardon services?
I enjoy cycling here the Pacific Northwest, with the many majestic views seen along the Oregon coast, the beautiful San Juan Islands in Washington, and the awesome rails to trails found in Coeur d’Alene Idaho.
Being fairly close to the Canadian border, I think I should plan a cycling trip to our northern neighbor sometime.
Did you know that if you have a misdemeanor here in the U.S., you could be prevented from entering Canada? A permit is required to be completed before making the trip if you have a criminal record. This sounds reasonable, but what forms would I need to fill out?
What kind of information is there on “pardon services”?
Good thing I don’t have to worry about that, but if I needed pardon services, how would I resolve such an issue?
Doing a search on the phrase “Pardon Services” pulls up quite a bit of information on this topic.
I found that there are several companies that specialize in the process of Canadian law dealing with pardon services, helping you fill out the required forms to allow you to cross into the country legally.
Likewise, these companies also assist Canadian citizens navigate U.S. law to be able to enter our country legally through their pardon services.
