Overview If you have a criminal record that is yet to be pardoned or expunged but you need to travel to the US for whatever reason (work, leisure, etc.), you need a US Entry Waiver. If you don’t have one, you risk being detained or denied entry by U.S. Customs...
Overview: Background Check for Permanent Residence in Canada A permanent resident in Canada is a person who is permanently living and working in the country. Permanent residents enjoy a variety of benefits from the right to live, work, and study in Canada, to access...
So, Can I Get a Permanent US Entry Waiver? No! US Entry Waivers aren’t valid forever. Generally, your waiver will be valid for 1 to 5 years and must be renewed after expiry. A US Entry waiver offers you legal entry into the US without risk of detention or arrest at...
If you have been charged with a crime in the past but you weren’t convicted, you can apply for a record destruction (or expungement) which ensures all criminal records of your charge are erased. You can also seek record destruction if you have already secured a...
Overview: US Entry Waiver If you have a criminal record that is yet to be expunged or pardoned and you need to travel to the US for work, leisure, etc., you need a special document known as a US Entry Waiver otherwise you risk being denied entry and/or detained at...
