Privacy Policy

Your Privacy
Your privacy is of great importance to us. As a user of this web site (the "Site"), we value your patronage and we will take appropriate measures to protect the information provided by and collected from you on the Site in connection with the functions, facilities, products and services offered on our Site. As our business changes and grows, so will this policy. Please check back periodically for additions and changes.

Information We Collect and How we use it
We only request and use information absolutely essential to respond to your requests for information on our services and to inform you of services we think may be of interest to you. Our site uses your IP address (an IP address identifies the type of browser you are using i.e. Netscape; Internet Explorer by assigning a unique number) for general system administration to serve you better by diagnosing problems with our server.

Cookies
At times, we may use a feature of your browser to send your computer a "cookie". Cookies are used by thousands of web sites in order to enhance your web experience. A cookie is a small data file that assigns a unique anonymous number to your browser from a web server and is stored on your computer's hard drive. Cookies can not damage or read information stored on your hard drive. Cookies make your web experience more enjoyable by storing passwords and preferences. You can adjust your browser settings to refuse all cookies or to inform you when a cookie is being placed on your hard drive. However, your election not to accept cookies may diminish your experience with the Site because of additional time needed to repeatedly enter information.

Disclosure of Personal Information
We will not disclose, sell, trade, or rent Personal Information, except to the extent necessary to provide you with a requested Assured Pardons of Canada Service.
In addition, we reserve the right to disclose certain information when, in its sole discretion, it determines that such disclosure is necessary to protect Assured Pardons of Canada or its employees, their rights or property, or to protect the physical safety or health of employees of Assured Pardons of Canada.

User Access to Personal Information
If you desire access to your own Personal Information, to correct existing Personal Information, or to remove your Personal Information, please contact us. If you request removal of Personal Information, you acknowledge that residual Personal Information may continue to reside in Assured Pardons of Canada records and archives, but we will not use that information for a commercial purpose.

Protection of Information
Assured Pardons of Canada will maintain the confidentiality of the information it collects. We maintain internal practices that help protect the security and confidentiality of this information by limiting employee access to and use of this information.