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Munnakumar

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I am trying to get clarification but not getting anywhere. Could someone please give me some direction. This Protected Person(a Convention Refugee in Canada) since 1992 is now applying for PR in Canada. Does he have to request a pardon/record suspension before application or because it is considered deemed rehabilitation that he can go ahead and apply for PR.

This individual had the following criminal charges in 1992 and he was fined and had to do 50 hours of community work. No jail time on any of the charges below.

Driving a motor vehicle while impaired - Section 253 (B) of Criminal Code of Canada. (il) Uttering threats - Section 264.1(1)(a) of Criminal Code of Canada (iii)Breaking & Entering - Section 348(1)(b) of Criminal Code of Canada.

Since 1992 his records are all clear and is fully employed for over 30 years.

Can the PR application be sent without applying for a pardon(as deemed rehabilitation) or Pardon issues have to be dealt with first.

Thank you very much.
 
Strongly suggest seeing a lawyer - making mistakes on this could have bad consequences. It may make things easier for lawyer and save time if he has a criminal records check run through police to be able to show the lawyer what is currently on the record.
 
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I am trying to get clarification but not getting anywhere. Could someone please give me some direction. This Protected Person(a Convention Refugee in Canada) since 1992 is now applying for PR in Canada. Does he have to request a pardon/record suspension before application or because it is considered deemed rehabilitation that he can go ahead and apply for PR.

This individual had the following criminal charges in 1992 and he was fined and had to do 50 hours of community work. No jail time on any of the charges below.

Driving a motor vehicle while impaired - Section 253 (B) of Criminal Code of Canada. (il) Uttering threats - Section 264.1(1)(a) of Criminal Code of Canada (iii)Breaking & Entering - Section 348(1)(b) of Criminal Code of Canada.

Since 1992 his records are all clear and is fully employed for over 30 years.

Can the PR application be sent without applying for a pardon(as deemed rehabilitation) or Pardon issues have to be dealt with first.

Thank you very much.

You need to talk to a lawyer.