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jazzsax1 Trusted posted

So my 5 year post conviction is coming up fast.... (Oct 15) and I'm antsy to get the waiver going.

That said ----- John & Michelle.... is there a benefit to starting the paperwork early? I know it takes time to pull court docs and put the packet together, but I would like to be able to submit in Oct / Nov if it looks like we can push my case through.

Also - I'm in Calgary, but can easily fly to Toronto if we think the application has a better likelyhood of going through. Honestly I'm more interested in speed (and a possible longer waiver)

John / Michelle - let me know a good time this week to reach out and contact numbers and I will give you both a call to go through the details. :)

J Rogers Trusted

Remember that the fingerprints are valid for 15 months anyways. So you could get them done anytime you want.

I don't think it's going to be necessary for you to fly to Toronto to hand the waiver in, I assume that when the ports are open here, they will be open there, although Airports might be more problematic than actual border points.

Your closest to Michelle, and I won't be offended if you decide to use her, I know she will do an excellent job. She will also have better insight into what Calgary Airport NEEDS to hand in a waiver, since I rarely send anyone there.

I hope once you get a waiver finally you won't stop commenting for 5 years! lol

You can call me anytime at 416-843-1371.

Michelle Trusted

John, thanks for the kind words...Jazz, I suggest you get your fingerprints done asap. I know that Edmonton Police is pre-booking appointments every Monday for 3 weeks in advance. I have not been able to get a fingerprint appointment for my client in over a month, even though I send a request first thing Monday morning. Maybe check with Calgary, as they might be the same way. You can call me at 306.205.2532 or text me at 306.531.8886. Thanks!

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