Can a felon get a Passport?
By Robert Gomez
You’ve served your sentence, and you’ve come out a changed person who wants to live an honest life. Unfortunately, you will soon discover that certain ...
By Robert Gomez
You’ve served your sentence, and you’ve come out a changed person who wants to live an honest life. Unfortunately, you will soon discover that certain ...
By Robert Gomez
Canada may seem more liberal than the US, but they still have one of the strictest border policies in the world. So much that if ...
By Robert Gomez
Can A Convicted Felon Travel to Hawaii? A beach holiday is one of the most beautiful things on earth. There is hardly anybody who is ...
By Robert Gomez
Over 10 million citizens of the United States visit Canada every year. This figure has fluctuated yearly but the fact remains that a large number ...
By Robert Gomez
Ever gone on a cruise? If not, you probably don’t know what you’re missing. Those with such experience would definitely crave the next cruise on ...
By Robert Gomez
Being the most remote country in the world, Australia is one of the more exciting places to travel to. It’s a desired destination to visit. ...
By Robert Gomez
I want to Travel to Bermuda, However, I have a felony on my record, is it possible? Prison can change a person, especially if someone ...
By Robert Gomez
Who can remember the Olympics in Brazil? Sitting on the couch and viewing the games was just awesome. Just like some of us did, but ...
By Robert Gomez
Can you go to Italy with a criminal record? Well, a lot of felons desire to get back to normal life after getting released from ...
By Robert Gomez
Can felons go to Mexico? Traveling for felons can be difficult, especially just after leaving prison. While on parole, a felon cannot travel outside of ...
By Robert Gomez
Felons in the U.S are allowed to travel freely throughout the U.S, of course, that’s after completing their terms of probation and getting released from ...
By Robert Gomez
Upon release from prison, and providing all probation terms have been met, felons are free to travel throughout the US. Unfortunately, this is not the ...
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
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By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez
By Robert Gomez