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i194waiver
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Trespass + Simple Possession charge - is waiver needed?
I got myself into some trouble in the US when I was 17 and I got charged with trespass and simple possession of Marijuana, the thing was resolved with a plea bargain in which I was given probation...
Donald
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Us waiver submit July 2023
Received my 5 year waiver today! 8 months to the day! 3/18/2024, 12:35 PM EDT : Status changed to Completed 7/18/2023, 04:01 PM EDT : Status changed to Submitted to ARO 7/17/2023, 04:18 PM EDT :...
Chinobino
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Contact Information - John Rogers
I don't want to clog up topics ongoing, so I will post my information here. John Rogers Pardon and Waiver Experts 96 Kennedy Road South Suite 201 Brampton On 905-459-9669 cell...
E-Safe Processing Times
Anyone know how long processing times for I-192 using the E-Safe process?
TravisT
371 replies
US Customs Inquiry
I received my waiver several months ago. Traveling to Orlando next week and leaving from Toronto. Question: I am traveling with my wife and step son. My step son does know not of my situation...
Bobby Hart
4 replies
I-212
Hi Mr Rogers I had one year waiver I already applied for renewal it’s been 5 and half months I noticed on my e safe account there is I-212 application showing expiring end of this month what...
Lonely
3 replies
Border process question
At the border, after they verify your paper and take your figuerprint, do we get some sort of a confirmation from them?
timononk
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CBP ONE
Does a Canadian citizen with a US waiver need to download the CBP ONE app and apply for the I94? First time trying to cross the border by land. Am driving to the Rainbow bridge and i dont want to...
LadyB
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It's been over 1 year since entering USA with I-194 waiver
Hi, It's been over 1 year since I've crossed the boarder with I-194 waiver. My waiver doesn't expire until 2028. I have an upcoming vacation in May 2024. - Do I need to redo biometrics/interview...
MandD
3 replies
Travel Information
Hello, First time waiver for me and my question is about the travel information on the form. Do I need to know where and when I plan to travel to? Just looking of having waiver done in advance of...
Eddie0303
20 replies
Port Parole Attempt - Some info.
A client asked to attempt a Port Parole. We were pretty sure it would fail, but he wanted to try anyways. Circumstances were not very strong, but here is at least some insight into the answer...
J Rogers
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Us waiver
Submitted my waiver in 2019 still getting same email from ARO 1. This application is on file with the CBP Admissibility Review Office (ARO). It is currently pending further review. Due to the...
Address Change after submitting US Waiver?
I just recently submitted my US waiver application but in about 3 months my address will change since I am moving. Has anyone changed their address while waiting for your waiver? What are the...
Maximus
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FOR CLIENTS WHO APPLIED RECENTLY AND GOT A 1 YEAR WAIVER
If you have a 1 year waiver, and even if you JUST got it, apply again right at the end of March. Why? -Your fingerprints should still be valid (15 months from the date on the front page) -You...
J Rogers
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Welcome to the I‑194 Waiver Forum

A discussion forum for any Canadian who has been denied entry into the United States because of criminal record, having overstayed a previous visit to the U.S., an infectious disease, or other reason. Applying for and receiving a US entry waiver is a simple process that you can complete yourself. It requires documentation, fingerprints, completion of the I-192 waiver application form and an interview at a pre-clearance or US border facility. Current filing fees are $585 / $930 US. This US I-194 waiver is typically granted for temporary visits to the USA for between 1-5 years (5 years is the maximum).

Update: As of Mid-2019 you can file and pay Form I-192 application online using the Electronic Secured Adjudication Forms Environment (e-SAFE).

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