ClearMYrecord.com Helps Customer Win Presidential Pardon



ClearMYrecord.com an operating unit of EAS Technologies, announced that it has successfully assisted a customer in winning a Presidential pardon. ClearMyrecord.com's client was awarded the pardon in a relatively brief thirteen months after application was made. Made all the more noteworthy, the pardon, issued by President George W. Bush, is one of only 126 that this president has made in his nearly eight years in office. In contrast, President Clinton awarded 395 while President Ronald Reagan awarded 406.

It is commonly thought that the legal effort to mount a successful bid for a Presidential pardon requires the better part of seven years and at least $40,000. ClearMYrecord's customer took thirteen months and spent only $400 with us. Not a bad value, especially for those people willing and able to file their applications themselves.

Brian Poe, company founder and CEO, said, "We could not be more excited about this outcome. We are very happy to have played our small part in helping our deserving customer with his incredible achievement. Though it doesn't always, the system does often work for those people who have made honest attempts to live up to the best of their potential. We look forward to helping our next customer get their life back as well."

ABOUT ClearMYrecord.com

Since 1999 ClearMYrecord.com's mission is to offer expungement and clemency opportunities to the millions of people with criminal records who seek an inexpensive and effective means to change their past in order to control their future. Using state-of-the-art process automation technology and unparalleled knowledge of expungement and clemency processes nationwide, ClearMYrecord is leading the effort to help over 50 million Americans get their lives back on track. ClearMYrecord now offers its services for as little as $99 down with the balance charged only when the final application materials are ready for the customer to file.





ClearMYrecord.com Helps Customer Win Presidential Pardon