In Pennsylvania, receiving a pardon from the state is an excellent way to get back on track and move forward in life. But for someone unfamiliar with the process, it can seem overwhelming.… Read More
This just in from January 12,2023 - about Governor Wolf and the PA Board of Pardons: Remember - the 369 newly-issued pardons still need expungements! See why, here. Gov. Wolf… Read More
It has been an exciting end to 2022 at the PA Board of Pardons! Governor Tom Wolf will leave the Governor's office on January 17, 2023. He has issued thousands of pardons in PA in… Read More
There were many PA Board of Pardons updates in its recent regular meeting. One of the most significant changes we anticipate is the ability to File Your Own Pardon Online. This substantial… Read More
Merit Review Sessions are an important part of the process by which people in Pennsylvania can apply for a pardon. A Merit Review Session is a private meeting of the PA Board of Pardons,… Read More
So, can you expunge a traffic violation in Pennsylvania? In general - no. Traffic violations encompass several major and minor traffic offenses that lead to fines, costs, or suspension.… Read More
A police record in PA (also known as a criminal record) brings a lot of limitations that may prevent you from getting the opportunities you desire. The best way to go about it is by… Read More
The Pennsylvania governor and lieutenant governor announced a program to help people convicted of marijuana offenses get an official pardon from the state. Pennsylvania Governor… Read More
First the background: Governor Wolf and Lt. Governor John Fetterman have created an online portal where people with Pennsylvania, misdemeanor, marijuana convictions can apply for… Read More
September 2022 is "File your own misdemeanor, marijuana-related Pardon Application" on the Board of Pardons website. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and Lt. Gov. John Fetterman have announced… Read More
