Fingerprint Pardon Services (FPS) is providing their immigration pardon and fingerprint services for people in Canada with criminal records.
(prHWY.com) November 8, 2012 - Regina, Canada -- Regina, Saskatchewan (October 11, 2012) - Fingerprint Pardon Services (FPS) is providing their immigration pardon and fingerprint services for people in Canada with criminal records. These services allow people to minimise possible inconveniences of crossing into the United States or applying for a job owing to their records.
It is said that more than 3 million people in the country have a criminal record, many of whom are not aware until they are stopped at the U.S. border or apply for work. However, the federal government of Canada allows a pardon (Record Suspension) to seal away one's criminal record. This separates any convictions or charges from active criminal files and renders them inaccessible unless permitted by law.
For people wishing to immigrate or enter into the United States, however, a proper status or some kind of immigration pardon is required. Said pardon can come in the form of applying for a U.S. Travel or Visa Waiver. For those who need assistance, FPS offers their all-in-one services for US visa waiver applications. They review individual circumstances and take care of the application process if eligible.
When it comes to applying for a Record Suspension, one must obtain his or her criminal record or a certification from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). To acquire either one, the applicant must provide fingerprints to the RCMP in some way. FPS can also assist with this matter with their computerised fingerprint submission. They send the fingerprints directly to RCMP's Civil Fingerprinting Screening Services in Ottawa at an affordable cost.
The company lends a hand to those who need assistance with Record Suspensions or US travel waivers. Visit
www.fingerprintpardon.com for more information.
About Fingerprint Pardon Services
Fingerprint Pardon Services is a private immigration assistance provider in Saskatchewan that helps people with Record Suspensions and US travel waivers since 2008. They bear certifications from groups like the Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers and the Canadian Police Knowledge Network, and maintain memberships with organizations like the Better Business Bureau of Saskatchewan and the Canadian Criminal Justice Association.
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