Learn which records support a Canada criminal rehabilitation application, from court documents to proof of sentence completion and personal statements.
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A DUI is not the only crime that can bring your visit to Canada to a halt. Discover the other non-DUI convictions that require Canadian criminal rehab.
If you’ve been denied entry to Canada because of a past criminal charge, or if you know one is on your record and you’re worried about crossing the border, you may have heard about Criminal Rehabilitation. And if you’ve been using Temporary Resident Permits to get into Canada, you already know the drill: apply for […]
Most people who plan to travel to Canada with a criminal record understand that complications may come up. Many even take the extra step of scheduling a consultation with an immigration lawyer to better understand their options. Still, because solutions like a Temporary Resident Permit and Criminal Rehabilitation can feel confusing or overwhelming, many people […]
If you received a DUI conviction and did not go to jail, you may think you can enter Canada. Learn the truth about entering Canada with a DUI and no jail time.
Are you planning a trip to Canada but worried you may not be eligible for criminal rehabilitation? Learn about nine common rehab application mistakes to avoid.
If you completed Georgia’s First Offender program, you probably breathed a sigh of relief when it was over. No conviction on your record. Your case sealed. A genuine fresh start, which is exactly what the program was designed to give you. So it can come as a real shock to discover that when it comes […]
Imagine that you’ve just been invited to a major industry conference in Toronto. You’re happy for the opportunity, but then quickly remember that you have a criminal charge in your past. From what you’ve heard, getting into Canada might not be that easy. While it is true that past criminal charges can affect your ability […]
If you think flying to Canada with a DUI will have a different outcome than driving across, you may have a surprise coming. Learn more in this blog.
If you’ve received court supervision in Illinois, you might assume you’re in the clear when it comes to international travel. After all, supervision isn’t a conviction. The charge gets dismissed once you complete your requirements, and there’s no permanent mark on your record. Right? Not so fast—especially when it comes to Canada. Canada has some […]
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