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U.S. Entry Waiver Services

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Get one-on-one guidance with your U.S. Entry Waiver application, from gathering documents to preparing your application package.

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With more than 20 years of experience helping Canadians with U.S. waivers and Canadian pardons, we review your situation and explain the available next steps.
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U.S. Entry Waiver

If a criminal record or other issue may affect your ability to enter the United States, we help you prepare the required application, documents, and supporting information.

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Pardon / Record Suspension

A Canadian pardon or record suspension may help eligible individuals address the impact of a past criminal record. We provide guidance through the application process and required documentation.

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Speak with us to discuss your situation, understand your options, and learn what steps may apply to your case.

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Testimonials

What Our Clients Say About Their Experience

“I had a criminal record from many years ago and was unsure if I could travel to the U.S. My U.S. Entry Waiver Services reviewed my situation, explained the process in simple terms, and helped me organize the documents needed for my application. Having one person handle my file made the whole process much easier.”
— Client, Ontario
“I contacted the team after being turned away at the U.S. border because of my past record. I had a lot of questions and did not know where to begin. They went through my case with me, explained the waiver process, and helped prepare my application and supporting documents. I always knew who to contact when I had a question.”
— Client, Toronto, Ontario
“I was worried about making a mistake with my U.S. Entry Waiver application. There were many documents to gather, and I was not sure what information I needed to provide. The team guided me through each part and helped put my application package together in an organized way.”
— Client, Mississauga, Ontario
“I wanted to deal with my old Canadian criminal record but did not know how the record suspension process worked. The team explained the requirements, helped me understand the paperwork, and guided me through the application. Their communication was clear, and I never felt like I was being passed from one person to another.”
— Client, Brampton, Ontario
“My case was not straightforward, and I had concerns about applying for a U.S. Entry Waiver. From my first consultation, they took the time to listen to my circumstances and explain what would be needed. I appreciated having one person assigned to my file and being able to get answers without having to explain my situation again each time.”
— Client, Greater Toronto Area
F.A.Q.

Frequently Asked

A U.S. Entry Waiver may allow certain Canadians who are otherwise inadmissible to the United States to apply for permission to enter the country. Form I-192 is generally used by certain nonimmigrants who are inadmissible and seeking permission to enter the U.S. Form I-212 is used in certain cases involving previous removal or deportation from the United States. The appropriate application depends on your individual circumstances.
e-SAFE is an online system used by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for certain U.S. Entry Waiver applications. It allows applicants to submit required information and supporting documents electronically.
Yes. We assist eligible Canadian applicants with preparing their U.S. Entry Waiver application and supporting documents for submission through the e-SAFE system when applicable. We review the information provided and help organize the application package.
In Canada, a record suspension can set aside an eligible criminal record from a person’s regular criminal record check after the required conditions are met. A pardon is an older term that was commonly used for this type of relief. The rules and terminology have changed over time, so the appropriate option depends on your circumstances.
Processing times can vary based on the application, the records involved, and the government agencies that need to process the request. We can review your situation and explain the application requirements and steps involved.
A Canadian criminal record can affect your admissibility to the United States, but the effect depends on the nature of the offense and your individual circumstances. If you are concerned about entering the U.S., a case assessment can help determine what steps may apply to you.
Yes. We assist Canadians with the preparation of U.S. Entry Waiver applications, including document collection, supporting information, and organizing the application package. Each case is reviewed based on the individual’s circumstances.
What is a U.S. waiver I-192 & I-212?
A U.S. Entry Waiver may allow certain Canadians who are otherwise inadmissible to the United States to apply for permission to enter the country. Form I-192 is generally used by certain nonimmigrants who are inadmissible and seeking permission to enter the U.S. Form I-212 is used in certain cases involving previous removal or deportation from the United States. The appropriate application depends on your individual circumstances.
e-SAFE is an online system used by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for certain U.S. Entry Waiver applications. It allows applicants to submit required information and supporting documents electronically.
Yes. We assist eligible Canadian applicants with preparing their U.S. Entry Waiver application and supporting documents for submission through the e-SAFE system when applicable. We review the information provided and help organize the application package.
In Canada, a record suspension can set aside an eligible criminal record from a person’s regular criminal record check after the required conditions are met. A pardon is an older term that was commonly used for this type of relief. The rules and terminology have changed over time, so the appropriate option depends on your circumstances.
Processing times can vary based on the application, the records involved, and the government agencies that need to process the request. We can review your situation and explain the application requirements and steps involved.
A Canadian criminal record can affect your admissibility to the United States, but the effect depends on the nature of the offense and your individual circumstances. If you are concerned about entering the U.S., a case assessment can help determine what steps may apply to you.
Yes. We assist Canadians with the preparation of U.S. Entry Waiver applications, including document collection, supporting information, and organizing the application package. Each case is reviewed based on the individual’s circumstances.