@KenScott

Are the addresses in other countries also not "walk in"? Just wondering if they are mailboxes.

Again, nothing wrong with working out of a mailbox. Just be upfront.

We will post a link here very soon for our next episode of our live on-air internet talk radio show. We will discuss various US border crossing issues and many other things. The Surrey Manager will also be in attendance to offer his opinion. Ideally, we would like the forum to get back to what it was initially designed for since it seems to now be non-productive. Hence, this is why J.R. will get a 20-minute segment to voice his grievances away from the forum. Stay tuned for further updates as we get them.

We also are immensely proud of ourselves to be the first and only Canadian border crossing related business that at a bare minimum specializes in the September Letters, TN Visas, has locations in 4 countries, and has an internet talk radio show. Surprising, support for the aforementioned items is growing weekly, and people do seem to be finally catching on to the dangers of these $659.08 Ontario Discount Waiver Companies. This is based on the feed back that we are getting even under a Covid-19 environment.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

@KenScott

You yourself have promoted the idea that "I work with prestigious law firms" and look at your bio on your website. It is nothing but an attempt to promote "credentials".

Without knowing ANYTHING about the three of us we know this for sure
-we all do waivers
-Michelle and I also do pardons and fingerprints, you do not
-Michelle and I have permanent offices that the RCMP have VISITED to ensure certain standards have been met
-Michelle and I have been vetted in a VERY rigorous process by the RCMP
-your address is a mailbox and you keep any "office" secret
-If Michelle of I want to be seen, a client can simply visit us. If we do something a client does not like, they can visit us/serve us
-A client cannot visit you without you giving permission
-A client cannot find you without your permission. This makes it impossible to take any legal recourse.

These are facts. (I have kept it factual, none of this is my opinion, and these are things you have stated

There is a DIFFERENCE. People have to decide if transparency is important or not.

Well your opinion is your opinion and nothing else since you have no clue as to what we offer. Also, your "accreditation card" is questionable at best since your name was not on the 2009 & 2019 letters sent to Jennifer's office.

Accreditation also means fuck all since lawyers are "accredited" by virtue of being licenced to practice law. We already know that there are some bad ones out there so accreditation is meaningless. I do understand that you heavily rely on the "accreditation card" since you have no other cards to play.

Additionally, you do not know whether or not we have an individual present to take fingerprints when clients come in. Again, you have no clue what we do but you can discuss live on air it with me and my Surrey manager on our next call in internet talk radio show episode in a week or so.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

@KenScott the higher quality chocolate bar is a completely different product. You sell the EXACT same product as Michelle and I. You disguise it as "more" because you "promote the idea" that you will get a September Letter. We disagree on what "sales tactic" is acceptable.

Michelle and I are actually selling an "improved" version because we are accredited by the RCMP and you are not. Your clients must make a second trip to be fingerprinted. Michelle and I offer "one stop shopping" with COMPLETE transparency. You do not offer this. We have also been carefully vetted by the RCMP. We have both had extensive credit checks, we are even screened for any police contacts, or associations with crime. We also have to adhere to certain standards of privacy and document retention. We even have to declare what websites we go to, and give them permission to check Facebook etc.

I guess the big difference is you offer "promises". Michelle and I actually offer solid advice. backed by the fact we have the RCMP Accreditation. I think that doesn't make us "discounted", but instead makes you somewhat frivolous. (In my opinion)

@ John well discount is simple but I will put it in Grade 3 for you. A certain high end chocolate bar may cost $8.00 at Choices Supermarket in New West. A lower end Chocolate bar will cost $1.00 at the dollar store. This means one is higher end and the other one is of lower quality. Unsure why this is a difficult concept for you to grasp.

Also, will get everything ready for the show very soon and will let you know when everything is in place.

@KenScott

Oh, so you mean "discounted" actually doesn't mean "how much they charge". Its in KenScottspeak, where english is somewhat malleable.

Ken I thought you went to school in England and they had fairly "high" standards? You don't reflect that. Just curious.

Tell me when and where you are holding a podcast. I will join in. Should be good for a laugh.

@John no one cares essentially what you say anymore since people do not want to engage in feminine type debates on here with you. I have respectfully before offered you a slot to debate on air so people can actually hear it, but you keep declining. Why do you decline to debate on air but want to waste time doing it here?

Do not try to drag Michelle or Jazz Sax into your issues since I have told you before that Michelle does not operate a Discount Waiver Company. This is because she has had the proper training and experience from previously working for a law enforcement agency. Hence, she has inside knowledge about the Canadian statutes, records, and police procedures. She has helped me with her opinion in the past.

She has also been kind and respectful to me and I will continue to help her if she reaches out. I will even go over the "magical papers" with her so that it might help her future cases or even the one for Jazz Sax. My bio is on our site so no need to rehash my background. Actually...I think I will also show her how we got the gentleman with the sex related offence cleared for life and not needing a waiver as well and more.

Btw believe what you want but people have been calling and emailing us and using the term Discount Waiver Company or something remarkably close to it. Btw there are some lawyers that charge even more than we do. However, this will change in the extremely near future. I will also be doing a separate post here about a new case we just received. Apparently, another gentleman did some time for false statements to CBP but the difference in this case was that it was not at the border.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

@KenScott

Apparently everyone but you is "discounted". Your the only one using the term. Its "Trump-speak" because your making up a term. If "everyone" charges a fee, that's not "discounted". A lesson on "terms". If 10 people charge $10 and 1 charges $20, that is not 10 "discounted fees". Michelle and I are not discounted. Remember, when you say that, you are also insulting her.

You don't even charge the fees you claim. Both the clients you lost to me were charged less that $1000 by you. Imagine finding out they were "discounted" and yet, they still chose to leave.

Here is the problem with how you do business. You have to make labels/monikers, make elaborate stories about cases, and keep your whereabouts, fees, and methods "secret". There is a lack of Transparency, like Trumps tax returns for example.

Imagine wanting McDonalds but not knowing where the store was, not knowing how much you were going to be charged, and being unsure about the way they were going to prepare your food. Even the people who work there had somewhat "mysterious" credentials.

Now before you accuse me of "making accusations", everything I said are things you have posted. I am not calling you names, I am not saying anything you haven't posted. People can make their own conclusions about what you are saying, but it does not come off as professional. But this is MY opinion. So lets make this easy.

Anyone reading this, if you think I am wrong, please speak up and maybe Ken or I can get a different perspective. I look forward to some feedback.

It is always our pleasure to pass on info here to help people save some money regarding their US Entry Waiver cases. We make less than 1 cent here but feel that this will be an ever increasing critically needed service after the $1400usd waiver govt fee increase. We are still getting people coming in and retaining us to prepare their case. We also do not post every single case, specific details, or event here. I do want to share an interesting trend that we have discovered.

We received a call from a woman that was interested in the lifetime clearance. Unfortunately, she did not qualify based on her convictions, but we still had an extended friendly chat. She used a Toronto Discount Waiver Company to prepare her case but was shocked when she discovered that the govt fee was going up to $1400usd.

Evidently, they did not inform her of the price increase, and she was not impressed when she heard the news. She stated that she would have been felt embarrassed at the border when she filed in Jan 2021 had she not been informed of this info by us. I have received other calls from people with a similar story.
Apparently, it seems that the DWCs are purposely not informing people of the fee increase. This could be due to the fact that perhaps they feel that the person would decline the service. So, I want people to be fully aware of this possible trend before they retain the services of the waiver provider. I also still stand by what I have previously said regarding you can likely do your own waiver case if it is a less complex one. An example is that you stole a car in 1988 and are now 50 years old.

The fee increase will push even the cheapest DWC cases into the $2500cdn range now. An example is that that the DWC charges you $659 to do your waiver case. Today, the exchange rate for $1400usd is $1871.50cdn. So, your less complex waiver case will cost you $2530.50Cdn. This is a lot of money for some people to pay but we are actually have discovered a solution to this problem.

You can contact us if this is of any interest to you since we are sure that people will find the solution vey appealing and extremely affordable. Note that the solution is only applicable to small/less complex waiver cases. We are also immensely proud of ourselves for the fact that people calling us have apparently heard the term Discount Waiver Company.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

Well I thought you were going to be professional but again a Zebra does not change its stripes. Go figure!!!! Anyway, I have said this before, and I will say it again. Some people can get cleared without needing a waiver, but it really just depends on the particular case. The gentleman that came in with the sex related offence has essentially indirectly received a lifetime clearance but has obviously not filed any paperwork. We actually never realized that he qualified until we did the analysis. Anyway, I do not understand why you cannot comprehend the definition of the word cleared.

There is obviously much more to this case, but we are purposely being vague here since Ontario Discount Waiver Companies are always looking for ways to constantly pad their pockets. Hence, I will not post specifics here for them to try to reverse engineer and use. He was surprised as well that he indirectly got a lifetime clearance.

Remember, we specialize in clearing the complex waiver cases and other things. John Doe ($14.00hr forklift driver) that lives in Hamilton, stole a car at 19, 50 years old now and paying vaginamony (Tom Leykis Show), does not really need our services. He can likely do his own waiver instead of paying a Discount Waiver Company $699 since this is a $950-$1500 case for us. He also likely cannot afford to pay us $1500 and we are fine with this fact. He is also not the kind of client that we focus on/recruit anyway.
However, Heisenberg(name changed to protect the reformed) that initially ran a California money laundering ring in 2010, did California federal time, used the treaty transfer program, will need our services since he is married now, owns an Canadian investment banking firm, and now wants an L-1 or E-2 to expand his business to the USA. Obviously, his fee will be 6-10 times higher than $699. We will have to carefully do certain things regarding his new corporation and his waiver packet. Laundering millions is an offence much higher on the food chain than stealing a 1980 Ford Pinto or a rowboat.

He will send his friends that have convictions for PPT, weapon offences and smuggling. Heisenberg also got referred to us by other people and is not a google call in type client. Our California law firm associate will charge him to set up his new Los Angeles location for him and take care of everything on their end. We will get him approved to enter and they are the only ones that will give him legal advice. The most work that Heisenberg has to do is get his relevant prints done since we take care of 95% of everything else on this end (like we do for all of our clients). The sweet thing is that Heisenberg gets to legally write off all of his fees as business expenses. Covid is the only thing standing in his way now.

Anyway, we go over the specifics with clients in person and show them some of the tools that we can use to get people cleared. We only do it if the person is a real client and actually sitting in front of us. They see on the computer screen what is being done and how. Then we develop a winning strategy with them and they signoff on it. This also includes the specific rehabilitation per case. You may indeed call these magical papers if you wish but CBP would frown at that definition.

We already offer a special service where we turn around waiver cases that were denied by lawyers and Discount Waiver Companies. These "magical Papers" are another tool in our arsenal that we will now use in our profitable service of reversing a waiver denial. So, it is not "magical" since it is CBP info that they use to decide if a waiver case will be denied. We also have certain items used by CBP to do other tasks.

Btw yes, we have the tools, knowledge and will charge a hefty fee to turn a waiver denial around since it is major work and an enormous amount of man hours to accomplish. We even have a page dedicated to this service www.usentrywaiverservices.com/denied-entry-waiver.html. The same applies to getting certain cases cleared without needing a waiver. Part of why we have this service is the fault of some people trying to save a buck on these waiver cases by hiring these $595-$695 Ontario Discount Waiver companies and get denied. You truly get what you pay for.

I also had 2 calls the other day from people asking about the lifetime clearances. 1 person unquestionably did not qualify but the other person would have qualified if she had called us first. A number of people do not understand how the immigration statutes and policies are interpreted. Among other things, CBP will also go by whatever information that you have voluntarily included in your packet. Here are the usual 2 either/or scenarios:

1st Scenario - John Smith used Batman's Pardons & Waivers in Toronto to do his waiver case and he paid $659. He gets a denial and comes to us to turn it around and we then have to charge him maybe $2500 to accomplish this task. We tell him that his case would have been in our less complex category had he initially came to us and we would have charged him $1500 in his case. He is now gun shy since he already got ripped off by Batman so we may have to give him the 100% guarantee written agreement that he will get his fee returned if he gets denied again. So, we redo it the proper way that it should have been done initially and he gets approved. So, he had to pay an extra $1000 because he tried to get away with only $659

2nd scenario – In John’s case, he would have qualified for the lifetime clearance if he had initially come to us. We would have charged him $3500 but he would not have needed a waiver again unless he reoffended. Unfortunately, he used Batman's company again and they put information in his packet that was not documented anywhere. CBP saw the info and now only approved him for a waiver because the DWC voluntarily admitted to information that was used against him. He calls us and we say that he can now only get a waiver because of the voluntary admission and how they prepared his case. Btw this also will apply to how some law firms prepare cases since we turned around a trafficking conviction case that got denied when the gentleman used a Washington State immigration lawyer.

There is nothing that John can do since CBP is of the opinion that if you feel that you did not need a waiver, then you should have initially stated so and proven why. He is now stuck having to pay a $1400usd application fee every so many years for the rest of his life. Also, notwithstanding the fact that this fee will eventually increase again from $1400usd to god knows what. The Discount Waiver Companies desperately thrive on repeat business and do not like the lifetime clearances since it takes funding from their pockets. BTW Jazz Sax will not qualify for the lifetime clearance.

We are expecting you to bash this post and we understand that this is the reality from competitors in this industry. I have been cordial with you for the past month and I demand that you reciprocate. Your last post seemed to indicate a backslide to your old ways here. Truthfully, they did seem to stop after we pointed out that you were constantly bringing up 14-year-old kids, babies, and dead babies sprinkled on cereal. We stated that your prior behaviour was unusual and may indicate a propensity towards pedophilia.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

We will also cover an interesting case that we adjudicated with a client yesterday at the Surrey office. This involves a sex related offence where the gentleman will not need a US Entry Waiver and has indirectly been cleared for life. The Surrey Manager and I went over some CBP and US immigration statute criteria with him in regard to his case. We really cannot go into much detail other than to say that he has indirectly been cleared for life and will not need a US Entry Waiver for this issue.

So just YESTERDAY, and he has already been "indirectly cleared for life" even though Homeland Security is not even ACCEPTING waivers.

And its a "sex related offence". Wow.

I am going to guess at what the "key point" is.

Ken Scott is so INCREDIBLE, that he can even get a person cleared for life DESPITE the fact we are IN A PANDEMIC and Homeland Security ISN'T even accepting applications.

I like this one;

We also received special CBP inadmissibility determination sheets used to decide if a US Entry Waiver will be approved or denied. They were provided to us by a California immigration law firm that we have friendly relations with and who specializes in removal proceeding defences and criminal cases. We will incorporate the criteria/information from these documents into our future waiver cases.

"We have special magic papers that no one else has which reveals the secrets of Homeland Security. You can tell it must be true because we mentioned a secret law firm in the USA (CALIFORNIA YO!) that will only send the secret magic papers to us. These magic papers are SO GOOD, we will even be keeping our NEW MAILBOX (oh shit I wasn't supposed to reveal that until next week) location a secret. But if you mail us something, just send it to "Magical Waiver Genius, British Columbia LOL OLO and it will get here. I can't say anymore, because I am in a secret bunker. This hiding is getting expensive by the way, please note we will be increasing our prices. Magic ain't cheap bruh."

I think they sent the magic papers to you because they might catch fire. Your so LUCKY. All these waivers I did were a complete waste of time, since I do not possess the same "magic". You win.

So yesterday we had an interesting event. We referred a client to counsel to give an advisory opinion. Not to go into sensitive deatils, the client tried to cross the border and received a 5 year ban. She has an extremely complex case that requires major research and documentation.

People please note that we endeavour to keep our posts relevant to sharing waiver case related info. We cannot control questionable posts from other individuals.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
1 888 908-3841
604 332-9213

@KenScott, you mentioned my daughter and posted pictures from my Facebook. Also you said you were going to enforce a "cease and desist"....why have't you?

I can say "I have an office in Tokyo". That doesn't make it true. Waiver clients are NOT violent. Otherwise, they would not apply for a waiver. Common Sense.

You are not afraid of clients. Then who?

I think it is time for a moderator to step in now since we have someone talking about child killing, blindfolding, cheerios and had previously compared me to a 14-year-old youth. This individual may have a propensity towards pedophilia now. This is very disgraceful! We need to get back to the spirit of the forum, so I am officially asking a moderator to intervene. This is why we do not post our actual street locations unless the person has passed our security screening and quick mental health assessment. Our website clearly lists the cities that we operate in.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
1 888 908-3841
604 332-9213

@Ken Scott

Why won't you answer these very valid questions? DO you have three locations, the addresses you keep secret, or do you not? And if Michelle can work alone in the same business (she does MORE because she does fingerprints and Pardons and you do not) why do you need a secret location?

Its a valid question. I am asking you in a civil manner. Why not simply answer...since YOU brought it up.

Something interesting happened yesterday that I want to share. We had a guy come to the Vancouver office that has a pardon and went to the land border to cross. Well CBP still found out about his conviction and he now needs a waiver. He is a shining example of when I said that a person can talk themselves into needing a waiver at the border. I would like to invite him to be a guest on our internet talk radio show to talk about his story.

Also, he wanted to make sure that we were valid since he apparently heard about the Ontario Discount Waiver Company scams. I have to admit that my message is apparently getting out there warning people about what these $449.08 waiver companies often do.

It makes me quite proud with myself that apparently our message is now reaching the mainstream media. In his case, he knows of some of the infamous BC people that we cleared, and his mind was instantly placed at ease. Also, for the most part I do not just have anyone working for me and this also is extremely helpful.

Also, note that there is a gentleman named trucker that essentially has point out that the forum has degraded from becoming an info sharing place and I am agreement with him. So, I will do my part as usual to spread good information and do not engage low value trolls. It really is better if people just speak to the waiver provider on the phone and you can get a feel of the individual and the services provided. You really should not just take some posts here at full face value since it is after all the internet.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
1 888 908-3841
604 332-9213

Ken Scott

@Ken Scott.

Simple question then. You have now indicated 3 separate offices. Surrey, Burnaby and now you have said Vancouver. But all your mail and the only address you have is a cheap small mailbox in a UPS store.

3 offices in close proximity make NO sense. And how would that conversation go? "I can't tell you the address, you have to meet me in such and such a place where I blindfold you..."

Again, this is a complete fabrication. I know you didn't get these cases from here, and I also know people are not going to jump through hoops to go to a secret location to pay YOU money.

But let me open the floor. Anyone here believe Ken has 3 locations in the Greater Vancouver area, that he has the volume of clients to have 3 secret bunker like offices, and that while Michelle and I sit here with open doors, completely unafraid, Ken has to cower in fear from deadly clients who would easily "gut him like a fish" if he served them the wrong temperature evian water?

Oh and these "dangerous clients" are coming to Ken because despite the fact these men kill a baby every day just to sprinkle on their cheerios, he is going to get them a September Letter, because Homeland Security would never say no to microbiologist, criminologist, and a man who virtually has his law doctorate wrapped up. Once he write "Occams Razor" they are transfixed. But I guess that is what they trained him to do, in his deadly CIA "black ops" training.

Or do I have that backwards.....Ken was training Navy Seals to kill? I can't remember.

Anyone?

We had 4 interesting cases that came to the Surrey and Vancouver locations yesterday. The most interesting is a guy that CBP thinks has a criminal record for trafficking. The problem is that he is a victim of identity theft based on the common spelling of his name. His friend used his identity and CBP thinks that the client received the convictions instead. It is extremely complex but we have figured out a solution to the problem. It will require months of documention and will involve the chain of custody of the evidence used in the case. We retained the services of a Vancouver ciminal lawyer to help document the custody chain issue. We think we can get him a lifetime clearance.

The 2nd case is more politically sensitive and it involves a sex offence coviction. The client is the wife of one of our good clients and she has a sensitive sex offence conviction. This one will require major rehabilitation but I think we will use the same technique that was used on the gentleman here on the forum that has a sex offence conviction. I cannot really say more on this case due to the political nature.

We endeavour to remain profession and share our unique cases in this room. Unfortunately, Ontario Discount Waiver Companies constantly attempt to distract people from the subject matter in this room. Please ignore the mentally diminished capacity remarks since we have no control over their origin.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
604 332-9213
1 888 908-3841

@Ken Scott, I would have no problem working with Michelle, but I would never collaborate with you. Transparency and integrity are the cornerstones of my business, and I don't collaborate with people who I deem dishonest or deceptive.

"when I eventually get my Juris Doctorate" Ken Scott, that is a doctorate in Law. You don't even have a bachelor of Arts, which would take 3 years minimum, then law school. Then your masters. THEN your doctorate. If you started today, you would be looking at around 10 years.

I am CERTAIN you do not have a University Degree. Maybe a "licenced paralegal" would be a more attainable goal. This might be more in line with the reading and writing comprehension you have shown here. It would also be more practical, since having a law degree, forget a doctorate, would not make you ANY BETTER at completing waivers.

I know you have no intention of actually doing it, but you do realize that if you were to get a doctorate in Law, you would likely TEACH, not complete waivers. That is the only PRACTICAL reason to actually complete that "level" of education. It makes NO sense. It would be the equivalent of someone working on the line at Ford, and to "be better at his job", becoming an engineer.

I think you THINK people find this impressive. Anyone who actually went to University realizes your not being realistic.