The phrase "amnesty application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request for forgiveness or exemption from legal consequences, typically in the context of immigration or criminal justice.
Example: "She submitted her amnesty application to the immigration office last week, hoping for a positive response."
Alternatives: "forgiveness request" or "pardon application."
One had admitted to crimes in an amnesty application to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission there.
Her parents returned to South Africa to listen to the amnesty application of the men who had murdered her daughter.
Such is the deceptive banality of an amnesty application form: seven sheets of black and white A4 paper, as anodyne as an application form for a passport.
She fought their T.R.C. amnesty application and in recent years has opposed each medical parole application lodged by the 79-year-old Mr. Derby Lewis.
George Bizos, the lawyer representing Hani's widow and daughters and the ANC said the killers had not told the whole story on their amnesty application forms.The case is expected to continue well into next week.
The U.S. Catholic Conference, the largest private agency authorized by the INS to assist immigrants in filing amnesty applications, has helped register more than 300,000 potential applicants in Los Angeles alone.
They blame this, among other concerns, for damming the anticipated flood of applicants at INS processing centers that began accepting amnesty applications May 5.
The Committee received over 7,000 amnesty applications, granting 849 and rejecting 5,392.
While 5,392 amnesty applications were rejected, few of these individuals were later prosecuted.
In all, the commission will have received more than 7,000 amnesty applications, held more than 2,500 amnesty hearings, and granted 1,500 amnesties.
The commission received more than 7,000 amnesty applications, held more than 2,500 amnesty hearings, and granted 1,500 amnesties for thousands of crimes committed during the apartheid years.
