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Do I need a waiver
In 2000 I was arrested on a DUI in Washington state. I am a Canadian and I was found guilty of the DUI and sentenced to 2 days in jail, fines, rehab and a year suspension from driving. I did not...
Mark66
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Lost Original i-194
I lost my original cover letter and i-194, I have looked on all the US websites and cannot find way to have a new one issued, any idea?
Coleen
30 replies
Appeal
Could any one please share your experience with appeal receiving denial letter? How long did it take you to receive the appeal outcome? thanks so much! O
Orchid168
2 replies
CBP Blue Meanies
To those that travel into the US with or without a waiver make sure you keep a note of what you told them when they asked you specific questions because if you say one thing and then another you're...
Jackofnine
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Waiver Question
Hello everyone, I have had my waiver for just over 18 months. I am thinking about purchasing a small condo in Fort Lauderdale for the family to enjoy. I am self employed and will probably go down...
Andy D
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Received my file destruction, do I still need a waiver?
Hello, Last year I received my file destruction and I'd like to know if I still need a waiver? I haven't been to the U.S. since the incident. Any thoughts? Thank you.
Leafs
13 replies
Confused
I need some solid advice. My husband was charged and convicted of an offence back in 2004. In 2015 he received a pardon. He has never attempted to cross the border. We would like to take our...
Cja
12 replies
Green cards
Is someone with a waiver able to receive a green card? Thanks
Patrick T
6 replies
Entering For First Time
Hey everyone, I just received my waiver last week. I am flying to the USA on Friday. When you go through US Customs pre clearance, do they interrogate you about your charges/convictions etc when...
Henry
16 replies
Should I do my waiver myself?
My Record suspension has been completed and I did It myself. My waiver makes me nervous However, immigration lawyers are expensive. Is the process easy? My pardon was easy and I hear it's more...
Allan S.
25 replies
Applying early?
Hey everyone, It's been 30 months since my last conviction. Finished Probation and have started my own business. Have some new clients in Central & South America. Have to visit them in new...
David F
4 replies
RCMP Fingerprint Results
Hey! I'm just wondering if any of you have recently applied for your fingerprints from the RCMP- and how long they took for you to get them? With their website saying "up to 120 days or more" and a...
adt83
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What are some reasons that your waiver can get declined? Anybody know of any?
Hey all, Quick question. I got convicted 9 years ago for trafficking. It was a very small amount of cocaine. I know USA is very tough on drugs. I feel that now is a good time for me to apply as...
6Living
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Re-entry into US
I am a Nepalese student and have a F-1 visa but I came in US a bit before my earliest admission date of the university. So, I was provided with a I-193 waiver and was told to exit and re-enter US...
Sijan Neupane
1 reply
follow up
hi guys ive read that following up on my application could delay it more has anyone experienced a delay? should i go ahead and email them? its been 90 days since i applied
ellie
1 reply

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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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