Form PBC / CLCC003E Record Suspension Application Form - Canada

Form PBC/CLCC003E, also known as the Record Suspension Application Form in Canada, is used to apply for a record suspension, which was previously known as a pardon. A record suspension allows individuals convicted of a criminal offense to have their criminal recordset aside, meaning it will no longer be visible to the public during background checks.

The individual applying for a Record Suspension in Canada files the Form PBC/CLCC003E Record Suspension Application Form.

FAQ

Q: What is a Record Suspension?
A: A Record Suspension is the removal of a criminal record from the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database.

Q: Who is eligible to apply for a Record Suspension in Canada?
A: Individuals convicted of a criminal offence in Canada who have completed their sentence and demonstrated good conduct.

Q: What documents are required for a Record Suspension application?
A: Documents such as court information, fingerprints, and a photocopy of valid identification are typically required for a Record Suspension application.

Q: What is the processing time for a Record Suspension application?
A: The processing time for a Record Suspension application can vary, but it typically takes several months.

Q: What is the fee for a Record Suspension application?
A: The fee for a Record Suspension application is determined by the Parole Board of Canada and may vary.

Q: What happens if my Record Suspension application is approved?
A: If your Record Suspension application is approved, your criminal record will be sealed and no longer visible to most employers and background checks.

Q: Can a Record Suspension be revoked?
A: Yes, a Record Suspension can be revoked if the individual commits another offense or fails to comply with the conditions of the record suspension.

Q: Will a Record Suspension restore my firearms privileges?
A: No, a Record Suspension does not automatically restore firearms privileges. Separate applications must be made to the appropriate authorities to regain firearms privileges.

Q: Can a Record Suspension be granted for convictions in other countries?
A: No, the Parole Board of Canada can only grant a Record Suspension for convictions in Canada.