Frequently Asked Questions

Pardon Me, LLC provides pardon and record-clearing support in Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia. We also assist with federal pardon applications nationwide.

Eligibility timelines vary by state and by the type of offense. Some states require a waiting period after completing your sentence, probation, or parole before you can apply.

As a general example:

• In Connecticut, you may apply after 3 years for misdemeanors and 5 years for felonies following sentence completion.

Because every state has different rules, we help you determine your specific eligibility and timing based on your record and location.

While each state has its own process, most pardons involve:

• Submitting a formal application
• Providing personal history and supporting documentation
• Demonstrating rehabilitation and positive life changes
• In some cases, attending a hearing

We guide you through each step and help you prepare a strong, complete application.

Pardon decisions are made by a state authority—such as a Board of Pardons or the Governor—depending on where you are applying.

Each application is reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Common factors include:

• The nature and severity of the offense
• Time passed since completing your sentence
• Your behavior and accomplishments since then
• Employment history and community involvement
• Character references
• Input from victims or prosecutors (in some cases)

We help you present these elements clearly and effectively so your application reflects your progress and readiness for a second chance.

In some states, yes. Certain pardon processes require a hearing where you may be asked to speak about your application.

If a hearing is required, we help you prepare so you feel confident and ready.

No, we are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.

We specialize in guiding individuals through the pardon process—helping you understand requirements, prepare your application, and present your case in the strongest possible way.

In most cases, hiring a lawyer is not required to apply for a pardon. A lawyer cannot guarantee approval or speed up the review process.

Many people choose to work with us because they want knowledgeable, hands-on guidance without the high cost of a law firm.

We are committed to making pardon support accessible and affordable.

We offer:

• Transparent pricing
• Payment plans
• No additional charge for a second application submission (when you follow our program)

Our goal is to provide high-quality support at a fraction of the cost of traditional legal services.

This depends on the state. Some states do not charge application fees, while others may.

You may also need to pay for documents such as your criminal record (“rap sheet”) or certified records. We’ll walk you through any required costs upfront.

We accept cash, checks, credit cards, Venmo, and PayPal. Payment plans are available, and we can work with you to find an option that fits your situation.

We provide a level of personal attention that is hard to find elsewhere. Every case is handled directly by Eric and Jeff—not passed off or lost in a system. We work closely with you to understand your story, prepare a strong application, and guide you every step of the way.

Our approach is hands-on, experienced, and focused on helping you put your best case forward.

Timelines vary widely depending on the state and the volume of applications being reviewed.

Some cases may take several months, while others can take longer. We help you understand realistic expectations based on your specific situation.

If your application is denied, you may be eligible to reapply after a waiting period (depending on the state).

We continue to support you and, as part of our program, do not charge an additional fee for a second submission when you follow our guidance.