Getting your Canadian
pardon is easier
than you think.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.