Canadian Pardon Services Not Needed

K SCOTT posted 5 years ago

Hey guys we are now back from our intense visa training. Wewill now be able to devote more time to this forum. Thank you to all of our numerous supporters on here. Anyway, our associates on here have said that a lot of people apparently like this this source of free info. So here it is again. You can save money by doing your Canadian pardon yourself.

Note that the Canadian pardon(aka Record Suspension) rules and laws are more straight forward than the laws on getting a #usentrywaiver.

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J Rogers (trusted member) Trusted 5 years ago

@Ken

If you ever DID a pardon recently, you would understand why paying someone to DO the application is so attractive. A client comes in, they sign forms, they do their fingerprints. Then they do NOTHING.

No gathering documents (like the waiver), no going to the border (like the waiver).

Its easier, yet slower. For the client that is. For us? Much more work than a waiver.

Welcome to the I‑194 Waiver Forum

A discussion forum for any Canadian who has been refused entry to the United States because of a criminal record, a previous overstay, a health-related ground or another reason.

To travel to the U.S. again you need a waiver: you apply on Form I-192, and if it's approved you receive an I-194, usually valid for 1 to 5 years.

How it works today:

Apply and pay online through e-SAFE, then give your fingerprints and photo at a designated e-SAFE port of entry. CBP no longer processes waivers at preclearance locations in Canadian airports.
You'll need RCMP fingerprint results dated within 15 months, court records for every conviction, and a personal statement.
The filing fee is US$1,100 (USCIS fee schedule, October 2026).
CBP quotes 90–120 days after biometrics; members here often report much longer. See the timelines threads.

Last checked against CBP and USCIS: November 2026.

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