Does US customs have access to absolute or conditional discharges that happened more than 3 years ago? On January 2017 was arrested for an assault charge. It was sorted out on May 2017 and was given a conditional discharge. The previous was from 2016, an absolute discharge for another assault charge with my wife.

Questions & Answers › Category: Assault Charge › Does US customs have access to absolute or conditional discharges that happened more than 3 years ago? On January 2017 was arrested for an assault charge. It was sorted out on May 2017 and was given a conditional discharge. The previous was from 2016, an absolute discharge for another assault charge with my wife.

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Pardons Staff Staff asked 1 year ago

Question Tags: Assault Charge, Discharge, Pardon

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Pardons Staff Staff answered 1 year ago

A conditional discharge is usually removed from the RCMP database after 3 years and an absolute discharge is usually removed after 1 year. However, it is a good idea to apply for a file destruction so that the local police remove the records at the local level as well which will also confirm it is deleted at the federal or national level. As long as you have never been denied entry to the US, then once the criminal record is removed you should be safe for travel.

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