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Getting your Canadian
pardon is easier
than you think.

Most of the 3.5M Canadians with a record never apply. We built a faster, cheaper way.

Check your eligibility

Free · 2 minutes · No signup required

Do you have a criminal record in Canada?

Your Dashboard

Your application —
all in one place.

Upload your RCMP record and your plan builds itself.

Tracks every step — fingerprints to mailbox.

Early access · normally $349

30-day money-back guarantee

Three ways to clear your record

The $50 government fee and disbursements (fingerprints, court & police checks, ~$200-400) apply to every option.

Do it yourself

Straight through the PBC

$0 service fee

All 6 forms by hand
No error checking — typos get rejected
Decode eligibility rules alone
Chase court & police records yourself
Write your statement from scratch
One slip = returned, months lost

Best for: simple records, lots of free time

BEST VALUE

MyPardon

Guided, error-checked DIY

$349$299 service fee

Forms auto-filled from your answers
AI checks every form before you submit
Statement Builder writes your personal statement
Custom document checklist for your case
Track everything in one dashboard
Done in an evening, not weeks

30-day money-back guarantee

or 4 interest-free payments of $74.75

with
&

Best for: anyone who wants it done right without overpaying

Full-service company

They file on your behalf

$1,500+

usually includes disbursements

They do the paperwork
5x the price for mostly paperwork
Hand sensitive records to a third party
Stuck on their timeline & callbacks
Upsells & add-on fees
Little visibility into your own file

Best for: complex or multi-jurisdiction cases

How It Works

4 steps. We guide every one.

The government makes this complicated. We don't.

Get fingerprinted

~15 min

Walk into any RCMP-accredited location. We tell you exactly where to go and what to ask for. Done in 15 minutes.

We track your documents

2–4 weeks

We generate your request forms, pre-filled with your details. You send them off, we track what comes back. No guessing what you need.

Write your statement

~15 min

Answer a few guided questions about your life today. We turn your answers into a polished personal statement. Your words, professionally written.

Review & mail to Ottawa

One afternoon

We check every form for errors that get applications rejected. Print, sign, and mail your complete package. Then track the status from your dashboard.

Once your documents arrive, your complete application is ready to mail in a single afternoon.

Testimonials

Real people. Real results.

Honestly I almost didn't do this. Had the tab open for like two months. Finally ran the eligibility check at 1am and it said I qualified. Started the next day. 14 months later it's done. Wild.

RM
R. MorrisonBrampton, ON

My cousin paid $2,100 to some company in Mississauga. I showed him my dashboard and he just went quiet. We did the exact same forms.

J. SantosLaval, QC

My husband wouldn't have done this on his own. I signed up, uploaded his record, set up the dashboard. He just had to sign the forms. Took us 13 months but it's done now and he can finally coach our son's soccer team.

N. RajaratnamScarborough, ON

Took my daughter on her school trip in May. First time I didn't have to make up an excuse for the background check. That's it. That's the review.

T. OkaforFort McMurray, AB

Started 3 months before my waiting period was up. Fingerprints, court docs, police record checks — all done early. By the time I was eligible, everything was ready to submit. Dashboard told me exactly what I could do ahead of time.

S. FernandoMarkham, ON

No French option which is frustrating. Support said it's coming soon — doesn't help me now but at least they were honest. Everything else was solid, the forms and checklist saved me a lot of time.

C. TremblayGatineau, QC

My buddy paid $1,800 to some pardon company and waited 2 years for a real update. Threatened a bad Google review and suddenly they started replying. I paid $299 here and I've already submitted everything while he's still chasing them.

L. VargasMississauga, ON

Pardon was granted in November. Drove to Niagara Falls with my kids next month. No rehearsed story at the border. Just... normal. Only knock is the Parole Board took 11 months but that's on them not you guys.

S. NwosuRed Deer, AB

I got stuck on the courthouse letter and panicked. Used the chat thing in the dashboard and got an answer in like two minutes. Told me exactly what to say when I called. Small thing but it kept me from spiralling.

K. ThiaraAbbotsford, BC

The statement questions caught me off guard. Hadn't thought about some of that stuff in a long time. Took me a few days to finish it but what came out actually sounded like me, not some legal template.

D. PersaudPickering, ON

I called three companies first. Exact same sales pitch every time. This was the first thing that just showed me the steps without trying to close me on a payment plan.

B. KowalskiDartmouth, NS

Had a question about whether my fine from 2011 counted as outstanding. Booked one of the 1-on-1 calls and the guy walked me through it in 15 minutes. Could've spent weeks Googling that.

A. WickramasingheAjax, ON

I didn't even know the government fee dropped to $50. Every company I talked to made it sound way more expensive than it is. Minus one star because I want a mobile app but honestly that's a minor thing.

M. AbdiEdmonton, AB

Coolest feature was the call scripts. I'm an anxious person — walking into a courthouse I had no idea who to talk to or what to say. They had it all scripted out. Who to ask for, what to tell them. Genius.

P. KumarasingheLondon, ON

1 in 5 applications get rejected apparently. That stat alone made me not want to wing it. The error checker caught two things I would've missed. Worth it just for that.

D. SinghBrampton, ON

Honestly I almost didn't do this. Had the tab open for like two months. Finally ran the eligibility check at 1am and it said I qualified. Started the next day. 14 months later it's done. Wild.

RM
R. MorrisonBrampton, ON

My cousin paid $2,100 to some company in Mississauga. I showed him my dashboard and he just went quiet. We did the exact same forms.

J. SantosLaval, QC

My husband wouldn't have done this on his own. I signed up, uploaded his record, set up the dashboard. He just had to sign the forms. Took us 13 months but it's done now and he can finally coach our son's soccer team.

N. RajaratnamScarborough, ON

Took my daughter on her school trip in May. First time I didn't have to make up an excuse for the background check. That's it. That's the review.

T. OkaforFort McMurray, AB

Started 3 months before my waiting period was up. Fingerprints, court docs, police record checks — all done early. By the time I was eligible, everything was ready to submit. Dashboard told me exactly what I could do ahead of time.

S. FernandoMarkham, ON

No French option which is frustrating. Support said it's coming soon — doesn't help me now but at least they were honest. Everything else was solid, the forms and checklist saved me a lot of time.

C. TremblayGatineau, QC

My buddy paid $1,800 to some pardon company and waited 2 years for a real update. Threatened a bad Google review and suddenly they started replying. I paid $299 here and I've already submitted everything while he's still chasing them.

L. VargasMississauga, ON

Pardon was granted in November. Drove to Niagara Falls with my kids next month. No rehearsed story at the border. Just... normal. Only knock is the Parole Board took 11 months but that's on them not you guys.

S. NwosuRed Deer, AB

I got stuck on the courthouse letter and panicked. Used the chat thing in the dashboard and got an answer in like two minutes. Told me exactly what to say when I called. Small thing but it kept me from spiralling.

K. ThiaraAbbotsford, BC

The statement questions caught me off guard. Hadn't thought about some of that stuff in a long time. Took me a few days to finish it but what came out actually sounded like me, not some legal template.

D. PersaudPickering, ON

I called three companies first. Exact same sales pitch every time. This was the first thing that just showed me the steps without trying to close me on a payment plan.

B. KowalskiDartmouth, NS

Had a question about whether my fine from 2011 counted as outstanding. Booked one of the 1-on-1 calls and the guy walked me through it in 15 minutes. Could've spent weeks Googling that.

A. WickramasingheAjax, ON

I didn't even know the government fee dropped to $50. Every company I talked to made it sound way more expensive than it is. Minus one star because I want a mobile app but honestly that's a minor thing.

M. AbdiEdmonton, AB

Coolest feature was the call scripts. I'm an anxious person — walking into a courthouse I had no idea who to talk to or what to say. They had it all scripted out. Who to ask for, what to tell them. Genius.

P. KumarasingheLondon, ON

1 in 5 applications get rejected apparently. That stat alone made me not want to wing it. The error checker caught two things I would've missed. Worth it just for that.

D. SinghBrampton, ON

FAQ

Common questions

12 to 18 months from start to finish. Document gathering takes 2–4 months, then the Parole Board takes 6–12 months to process. We show you how to run steps in parallel so you're not waiting longer than you need to.

No — the Parole Board says so themselves. You don't need a pardon company or any third-party service. What people struggle with isn't the legal side, it's figuring out the steps and avoiding mistakes. That's what we're for.

Your RCMP criminal record (obtained through fingerprinting), court documents from each courthouse where you were convicted, local police records checks from every jurisdiction you've lived in, and your completed Parole Board forms. We tell you exactly what to request, from where, and in what order.

Most people don't after 5+ years. The first step is pulling your RCMP criminal record through fingerprinting — that document shows everything you need. We walk you through it.

It's a written statement explaining how a pardon would benefit you and what positive changes you've made since your conviction. The Parole Board reads every one. We help you draft it from guided questions — in your voice, not generic..

You could have your pardon by March 2027.

Start your record suspension application today. Guided step-by-step for $299.

30-day money-back guarantee

Early access pricing · $349 value for $299