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A conviction from 10 or 20 years ago can still block the life you’ve built. If any of these sound familiar, a pardon may be the answer.
A felony conviction strips your Second Amendment rights. A pardon with firearm rights restoration is the path to getting them back in Georgia.
Professional licenses, contractor bonds, and commercial leases often require a clean background check. Your old record is standing in the way.
Every job application, partnership opportunity, or business deal that runs a background check puts your past on display. A pardon changes that.
Two proven paths to clearing your record and restoring your rights in Georgia.
A pardon is an official statement of forgiveness from the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. It doesn’t erase the conviction, but it restores your rights and tells the world you’ve moved on.
A standard pardon does not automatically restore firearm rights. You must apply for a specific Restoration of Firearm Rights alongside your pardon application.
From first call to pardon granted — here’s what to expect.
We learn your situation, confirm eligibility, and explain your options. Takes about 10 minutes.
We gather court files, transcripts, character references, and craft your personal statement and narrative.
Application submitted to the Board or Court.
Judge, Board, or Federal Government issues their order. Typical timeline is 3 to 12 months start to finish.
The consultation is free and confidential. We’ll tell you straight if we can help.
