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Pardons and Waivers Company
Humor for the day, Pardons and Waivers calls me to ask how many sets of fingerprints does their client need to do a waiver application? I advise the standard Travel/Waiver is required and a 2nd set...
Michelle
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Got my Record Suspension
Hey All I got my record suspension letter last Thursday. My charges/convictions were from 2003 to 2007. It's been a long wait and sometimes felt never-ending but I finally got it. It seemed...
nicknack
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COVID 19 safe practices
This is abit off topic..but to those of u..John and Ken for sure who r offering services as a business..what type of procedures and policies have u introduced into ur company routine either now or...
Michelle
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Pardon / Record Suspension Update - March 25, 2020
If the Pardon process was not confusing enough before, more changes!! Also due to the events that are going on, expect delays in processing. Here is a link to the new eligibility...
Current processing times
What are the current processing times For 1st time filing under the “regular way” (not e safe) ? Thank you [ Youth appended this reply on February 29, 2020 @ 3:58 pm ] **** date submitted...
Youth
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Sexually Based Offences or trying an application when you might fail
Trumps Homeland Security is NOT issuing waivers for sexually based offences. Should you try anyways? No. When you do an application, you are outlining a bunch of facts that can be used...
J Rogers
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Typo on I-194
Trying to locate the correct contact to fix the date of birth on my newly minted I-194. By scouring the USCIS website there are a number of forms to which typos can be adjusted but it appears an...
Rupert
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Waivers and Health Canada
I have a very interesting case right now, my client's waiver is "still under review" 15 months after submitting application. History.. Client is applying for 4th waiver. Received 1, 3, 5 years...
Michelle
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Absolute and Conditional Discharges
Absolute and Conditional Discharges - 2 of the most confusing convictions. Yes, they are convictions and will show on a criminal record for 1 year on Absolute and 3 years on Conditional from your...
Michelle
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Expungement: What does it really Mean?
Please read this carefully.....There are several private companies that will advise once you receive a Pardon, you can pay extra for an Expungement..(whatever that means)..A Pardon is the most you...
Michelle
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Waiver expiring with valid I 194 card
Hi I received a 1 year waiver last year and just recently used it to cross border via land. I received the I194 card which is issued for 6month but my waiver will expire in less than 2 months. If...
Forgiven
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Which port of entry
Hi..we are ready to submit the waiver. My husband wanted to go to Pearson airport but I think it might be too busy. Is it okay..do you need an appointment first or just show up? My brother says its...
Ruby
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Do you need the waiver to some countries / areas?
If you need the waiver to enter into US, do you need it to some countries or areas, i.e. , Puerto Rico, Guam?
JDCanada
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Reverse Waiver - USA Citizens coming to Canada with Criminal Record
Hi All, I am wondering if anyone on here is familiar with the process that a USA Citizen has to do to enter Canada with a Criminal Record. Any experts on here? Thanks!
Michelle
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"Birth Tourism"
This is an interesting article...currently does not apply to I-192 Travel Waivers, but possible in the future? I have done several medical waivers, although not for a few years. Those require...
Michelle
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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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