First-Class Record Suspensions Canada Services

Having a criminal record is a bane for any individual living in a society. The person suffers discrimination in every step, limited freedom and loses rewarding opportunities. Even if the individual has amended his/her ways and lived many years as an good citizen, a criminal record alone can ruin the reputation of the person for life. A record suspension is all you need to enlighten your future and make way for a fresh beginning.

What is RecordSuspension?

A record suspension is a document that states a person who has been convicted of a criminal offence but has completed his/her sentence is now a law-abiding citizen and his/her criminal record must be kept separately. The criminal record of a person is removed from the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) with the help of a record suspension. This implies that if the CPIC records are searched, it will show no criminal record or record suspension of the concerned individual. As a result, the person can avail education and employment opportunities and lead a normal life. The Criminal Records Act (CRA) is applicable for records that are maintained by federal organizations.

According to CRA, the only federal agency that is responsible for ordering, revoking or refusing the order of record suspensions is the Parole Board of Canada (PBC).

Eligibility for Record Suspension

If you have summary offences, it is only after five years of completing your sentence that you will be eligible for a record suspension. Should you have punishable offences charged against you, it is only after completing ten years of your sentence that you can apply for a record suspension. However, under exceptional circumstances, the sentence may be reduced to three and five years for summary and punishable offences, respectively.

Procedure for Obtaining Record Suspension

The Canadian record suspension service to erase a criminal record contained with CPIC. To do so, we offer expert assistance in helping you to make an application to the PBC under the CRA. It is to be noted that completing the criminal sentence is mandatory and must show that the person is now a law-abiding citizen. The sole discretion to accept, reject or revoke a record suspension for convictions complying with the regulations of Canada lies with the PBC.

People with a record suspension have a piece of good news to rejoice. According to the Canadian Human Rights Act, no person having a suspended criminal record shall be discriminated against or denied opportunities including in a government agency. As per the CRA, an applicant for any federal public service does not have to reveal a suspended record conviction in the employment application form.

At GetYourPardon.ca, we take pride in having a team of dedicated
professionals in completing the application for a Canadian record
suspension to make your record suspension procedure completely
hassle-free.

Interested to know more? Schedule an appointment today by email or call us toll free at 844-CDN-PARDON 236-7273  or 844-236-7273 today.