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Hybrid Offences: Do They Go On Your Criminal Record?

Overview: Summary and Indictable Offences To understand hybrid offences in Canada and their impact on your record and other aspects of your life, it’s important to discuss the two main types of offences: summary conviction offences and indictable offences.   Summary conviction offences are the least serious types of criminal offences. These types of offences are

Indictable Offences: What Are They and Do They Go On Your Criminal Record?

Overview: Canadian Indictable Offences   There are three main categories of criminal offences in the Canadian criminal law spectrum. The first types of offences are summary offences, which encompass less serious offences. Indictable offences are the most serious category of crimes, while hybrid offences can be summary or indictable offences depending on the Crown prosecutor. However,

What Is a Summary Conviction and Does It Go On Your Criminal Record?

Overview: What Are Summary Offenses? The term “summary conviction” is used interchangeably with the term “summary offence”. However, the two have key differences. While a summary offence is a type of crime (a less serious one), a summary conviction refers to the outcome of a summary offence. In the Canadian legal landscape, summary offences are

What Is a Criminal Offence and Does It Go On Your Criminal Record?

Overview: What is a Criminal Offence? The term criminal offence is mistakenly used to mean many things. In Canada, there are two main categories of criminal offences: summary conviction offenses and indictable criminal offences. 1) What Are Summary Convictions? Summary offenses are the less serious ones. In Canada, summary conviction cases are heard in provincial

Can Canadians with A Criminal Record Apply for ETIAS and Travel to Europe?

Overview The rules of international travel to most European countries are about to change. The need to exert stronger border controls, enforce counterterrorism measures, improve illegal immigration policies, and boost public health protection has seen Europe introduce a new travel authorization system - ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System) that will become operational in

Can You Travel to Europe with A Canadian Criminal Record?

Overview  Travel restrictions are tightening globally. As the number of undocumented immigrants and/or those with criminal records soars, host countries have been forced to re-examine their immigration policies. At the top of issues with immigration is the number of travelers with a criminal record.  The United States has already enacted strong border controls to prevent

Canadian Permanent Residency Requirements

Overview To travel back to Canada as a non-citizen, you need the right documentation or risk being denied entry. In fact, you may not be able to board a flight, train, bus, or boat to Canada without certain a permanent resident (PR) card or permanent resident travel document (PRTD). If you have the right documents,

Canadian Residency Card Renewal: Everything You Need to Know in 2025

Overview: Renewal of Permanent Residency Canada  In Canada, permanent residents are usually citizens (of other countries like foreign students, and foreign workers) who are permanently residing in Canada, meaning they have legally obtained permanent resident status. Permanent residents could also be stateless persons, including refugees. Every permanent resident is issued with a permanent resident card

I Was Denied Entry to US from Canada, Now What?

Overview: Stricter US Immigration Policies in 2025 Gaining entry into the US is getting tougher, especially for individuals with a criminal past. 2025 has seen stricter immigration policies by the Trump administration. A valid passport and visa isn’t enough if you have a record. If you have been denied entry to the US from Canada

US Entry Waiver Renewal

Overview If you have a criminal record that is yet to be pardoned or expunged but you need to travel to the US for whatever reason (work, leisure, etc.), you need a US Entry Waiver. If you don't have one, you risk being detained or denied entry by U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the

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