YOUR PAST DOESN’T HAVE TO CONTROL YOUR FUTURE
Nationwide state and federal pardon application assistance, eligibility review, record review, and rights-restoration preparation.
Pardon requirements are different in every jurisdiction. We help you understand the process that applies to your specific case and prepare accordingly.
PARDON ELIGIBILITY & JURISDICTION REVIEW
$99.99
Not sure where to begin?
Have your criminal-history information reviewed so our team can help identify whether your matter falls under a state or federal jurisdiction and what regular pardon process may apply.
THREE WAYS WE CAN HELP
PARDON PROCESS
RESTORE YOUR RIGHTS
Federal Firearm Rights Restoration has returned through a new Department of Justice process.
Learn about eligibility considerations, preparation requirements, official DOJ resources, and upcoming Pardon Process educational programs.
PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS
Have questions that require a personal conversation?
Schedule a paid 30-minute consultation with Angela Stanton King or a Pardon Process team member.
HOW PARDON PROCESS WORKS
THE PROCESS
01
Start With Your Record
We review the information surrounding your conviction and criminal history.
02
Determine the Applicable Jurisdiction
State and federal pardon requirements are different. We identify the process and requirements that apply to your case.
03
Review Your Eligibility
We assess waiting periods, sentence completion, outstanding obligations, documentation needs, and other applicable requirements.
04
Prepare Your Application
If eligible, we assist with organizing and preparing the information and supporting documentation needed for the applicable pardon process.
05
You Submit Through the Appropriate Process
Final decisions are made solely by the applicable government authority. Pardon Process does not control or guarantee the outcome.
EXPERIENCE THAT CREATED A MISSION.
ABOUT ANGELA
Angela Stanton King understands the life-changing impact of a second chance from personal experience.
After navigating the criminal justice system herself and later receiving state and federal pardons, she became a national advocate for second chances and criminal justice reform.
Pardon Process was created to make the regular pardon process easier for everyday Americans to understand and navigate.
FAQ
Yes. Pardon Process provides nationwide assistance. Because pardon laws and procedures vary, every matter is reviewed according to the requirements of the state, federal jurisdiction, or other applicable authority involved.
No. Waiting periods and eligibility requirements differ by jurisdiction. Some processes may require a specific waiting period while others have different standards. We review the requirements that apply to your specific case.
No. No legitimate service can guarantee a pardon. The final decision belongs exclusively to the appropriate government authority.
No. Pardon Process is a private application-assistance and educational service.
No. Pardon Process is not a law firm and does not replace legal counsel.
Start with our criminal-background and eligibility review so we can better understand your record, jurisdiction, and potential next steps.