The parole board wants to boost that fee to $631, but not before holding “online consultations,” which begin Thursday and last until the end of the month.
This fee will affect all current and future pardon applicants.
Complaints, concerns and comments can be submitted via email and mail from February 10th to February 27th.
Express Pardons encourages everyone to write to the government to stop the pardon fee increase.
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