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  • Dec 11, 2009, 02:23 PM
    shark1037
    Canada criminal code section 294 (A) CC theft over
    I was convicted in 1984 of theft over $200 (actual amount was $250. Sectoin 294 A cc
    I was pardoned some time ago. I now need a US waiver, but I have many telling me, that it is the law in effect at the time of the request for the waiver that decides this. I believe that I do not need a wiaver. I need to know if I can get my waiver I192 exonerated.
    Thanks
  • Jan 4, 2010, 04:17 PM
    Shenda1
    If your offense was Indictable, and you have been questioned by US Customs and/or denied entry, then you certainly need a Waiver. If you have not been questioned and you got a Passport after you got a Pardon, US Customs should not see anything on CPIC or APIS. For more information see the Pardon and Waiver FAQ sections at www.albertapardons.com.
  • Sep 11, 2013, 08:25 PM
    tori1951
    Four months after my spouse and I separated they took a camper that I owned and transferred it into their name without my knowledge or consent then signed it over to someone who they borrowed money from as collateral. That person was not supposed to transfer it to their name but did. I found out about it 3 months after that when I went to get it. I was told I would have to wait until they were paid back. I tried to get the people to return it to me and they said my spouse told them it was his and he owed them money so it was theirs now. Can I take them to court and get if back. The police said the what my ex did was fraud but it is a civil matter. How can that be and aren't the people who have it in possession of stolen property? If I take it to civil court can it lead to fraud charges against my ex? I live in ontario

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