Does a person have to apply for a pardon if given an absolute or conditional discharge?
No. A person does not need to apply for a pardon if his/her criminal record consists only of absolute or conditional discharges. Absolute or conditional discharges handed down by the court on or after July 24, 1992 will automatically be removed from the CPIC computer system one year (absolute discharge) or three years (conditional discharge) after the court decision. For discharges given before July 24, 1992 to be removed from the record, a person must contact the RCMP at the following address: Pardon & Purge Services Information & Identification Services Royal Canadian Mounted Police P.O.
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