Reasonable wait time from charge to first application

The CHIposted 2 weeks ago

What is a ‘reasonable’ amount of time to wait from your charge to filing your first application? My timeline is as follows;
Jan 2020- conditional discharge - 3 years probation
Jan 2023- probation is over
Oct 2023- File first waiver
Oct 2024- Denial
Reason- I pose a risk to society for future harm bla bla bla as I did not wait enough time in order to be rehabilitated.
Pardons Canada (who I find completely useless btw) says I should wait 5 years or more to apply again. Is this for real??
Someone please help me out here
Appreciate you and this forum

Replies (recent first):

@J Rogers yes I was denied entry in July 2022 as I took a stupid chance to enter. Will email you everything now- it will be coming from Noah. Appreciate it

The CHI replied 2 weeks ago   #3

@The CHI Pardons Canada has been addressed here before. They are unethical.

A Conditional Discharge rarely has more that a year of probation, so I am surprised. Were you denied entry? Because the best solution would have been to wait to January 2023 and just delete the discharge, which takes about a month.

If you were denied entry and HAVE to apply for a waiver, then 3 years AFTER a conditional discharge is the minimum time to have a "chance". 5 years is ideal. The probation only comes into play when they reject the waiver.

Time is absolutely the main factor, followed by "the circumstances" and influenced by the sentence as well.

Being rejected doesn't mean you never had a chance, how the application was done CAN influence it. For example Pardons Canada makes the client write his own personal letter, and this is a BIG mistake.

Anyways if you want to contact me and show me the rejection letter I am happy to give you my opinion.

pardonguy2@gmail.com
416-843-1371

J Rogers replied 2 weeks ago   #2

@J Rogers I will be reaching out to you when it comes time to apply again! I wasted so much time and money with Pardons Canada. Let me know when is good to start getting this process started. I read and hear only great things about you. Looking forward to a positive outcome this time :)

The CHI replied 2 weeks ago   #1

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