Remove barriers to employment and volunteering
Regain travel freedom, especially to the United States
Restore your reputation and privacy
Eliminate background check concerns for housing or licensing
You May Be Facing Challenges With:
Employment Opportunities
Losing out on jobs due to background checks
Post-Secondary Education
Denial from university or college programs
International Travel or Visas
Rejection of travel visas or work permits abroad
Canadian Citizenship
Delay or denial of your citizenship application
Adoption & Child Custody
Disqualification from family court considerations
Volunteering
Being turned away from school and community events due to background checks
Eligibility Review
We assess your case and timeline
Document Collection
We gather police, court, and RCMP records on your behalf
Application Completion
We prepare and submit a thorough package to the Parole Board of Canada
The Parole Board of Canada generally processes Record Suspension applications in 10 to 16 months, depending on case complexity and documentation.
Guidance in drafting a strong personal statement to support your application
On-site authorization of necessary legal documents (only for documents staying within Manitoba).
Performed by our certified staff for secure and accurate submission
Expert help if you receive a notice from the Parole Board challenging your application
You've completed all sentencing requirements (fines, jail time, probation)
A sufficient waiting period has passed
The waiting period starts after you’ve completed all sentencing requirements, including paying fines, completing probation, or serving time.
5 years for summary offenses
10 years for indictable offenses
If you were given a fine, the countdown starts when the fine is paid in full.
You have demonstrated good conduct since your conviction
You do not need to be a Canadian citizen to apply.
Permanent residents, foreign nationals, and individuals charged under federal laws or the National Defense Act may also be eligible.