Are you frustrated with not being able to travel to the United States?

Have you been denied entry, missing out on important training sessions or business meetings?

Are you tired of explaining your situation to employers or loved ones?

Have you overstayed, faced deportation, been removed, or banned from the United States?

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U.S.A. Travel Waiver

A U.S. Waiver allows Canadians who have been deemed inadmissible to apply and seek admission into the United States for various criminal offences, misrepresentation, overstaying, medical reasons, immigration violations, and security reasons.

For Canadians who are inadmissible to the United States, their non-immigrant waiver must be submitted online through the Admissibility Review Office sector of the Department of Homeland Security.

For non-Canadian citizens who want to visit the United States, your application should be filed with the U.S. Consulate Office in or close to your area. Inadmissible non-Canadians who want to apply for a non-immigrant visa will find it extremely difficult to have their visas approved since ties to Canada cannot be established. The process is less complicated and has a higher chance of being approved once they become a Canadian citizen.

Common convictions that DO NOT require a Waiver

One Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

Driving While Suspended/Without Registration

Breach of Probation/Recognizance

Fail to Comply/Appear

Obstruction

Common Assault

Unsafe storage of a firearm/Unregistered Firearm

At Large

Keep in mind although drinking and driving offences normally do not require a waiver, the possibility of being refused are still present. Depending on the number of drinking and driving offences and the recency of the offfence, the granting office could view you as a danger to the public, thereby rendering you inadmissible.

If you have been refused entry at the border, it does not necessarily mean that you need a waiver, there is an “exception to the rule”. For instance, if you have one summary conviction on your criminal record, the maximum potential sentence is less than a year, and you did not serve a jail term of more than six months, you do not require a waiver. The responsibility is yours to prove differently.

Offences that require a U.S. Travel Waiver

Crimes of moral turpitude (see 9 FAM 302.3-2(B)(2)), any fraudulent activity, misrepresentation, immigration violations (deportation, removal, excluded, or banned for 5, 10, 20 years), health risks and security reasons that may pose a threat to the safety of the people in the United States, it’s highly likely that you will require a waiver.

Immigration Violations

Canadians who are seeking a non-immigrant waiver due to criminal conviction(s) and have an immigration violation (deported, removed, excluded) will be required to submit another type of application called an I-212 in addition to their I-192 non-immigrant waiver application to overcome the deportation or removal. order. The I-212 application allows the applicant to explain that their entry into the United States outweighs the potential risks of their prior immigration violation.

Immigration violators with no criminal conviction(s) only have to complete the I-212 application to overcome deportation or removal. To determine which application applies to you, it is best to contact someone knowledgeable in this area, to avoid the grey areas and direct you on the proper path.

If you received a ban, you have two options. You can wait for the ban to run its course and then apply for a waiver, or if you can not wait until the ban is finished, apply for a waiver to overcome the ban. Once the ban is over, you no longer require a waiver. If you are not sure if your ban is finished, call the border and an officer can confirm the particulars.

Youth offence(s)

Minors below the age of 15 do not require waiver no matter how serious the offences are.

Youths aged 15 to 18 years old do not require a waiver if they committed an offence before their 18th birthday, which does not deem them inadmissible, even though the conviction happened after their 18th birthday.

But if the youth above 15 years old, committed more than one offence as a youth, a waiver is required. The onus is on the applicant to provide proof that they meet the exception rule (see 9 FAM 302.3-4(B)(5)).

How Waive & PardonMe Services Can Help

Navigating the complexities of obtaining a US Waiver can be daunting. That’s where Waive & PardonMe Services steps in. Our team of seasoned professionals is committed to assisting clients in successfully securing US Waivers, enabling them to travel to the United States without hindrance. Here’s how we can support you:

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Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable team provides expert guidance throughout the entire US Waiver process. From the initial assessment to the final application submission, we ensure that every detail is meticulously handled. Our deep understanding of US laws surrounding Waiver Applications and their requirements ensures your application is comprehensive and accurate.

Personalized Support: We recognize that each client's situation is unique. Our client-centered approach means we take the time to understand your specific circumstances and tailor our services to meet your individual needs. Whether your inadmissibility is due to criminal offenses, immigration violations, or other issues, we craft a personalized strategy to maximize your chances of approval.

Proactive Problem Solving: We anticipate potential challenges and address them proactively. By identifying and resolving issues before they escalate, we ensure a smoother and more efficient application process. Our proactive approach helps to prevent delays and increases the likelihood of a successful outcome.

Comprehensive Documentation:

Gathering and preparing the necessary documentation is a critical part of the US Waiver application process. We assist you in compiling all required documents, including court records, police reports, and personal statements. Our attention to detail ensures that your application package is complete and well-organized, making a strong case for your approval.

Application Preparation and Submission: Completing a US Waiver application involves providing detailed information about your background and reasons for seeking entry into the United States. Our team works closely with you to prepare a compelling application, highlighting your rehabilitation, positive behavior, and the importance of your travel plans. We then handle the submission process, ensuring your application is delivered to the appropriate authorities.

Follow-Up and Communication: Communication is key to a successful US Waiver application. We maintain open lines of communication with you throughout the process, keeping you informed of any updates or requests for additional information. Our team is readily available to answer your questions and provide ongoing support.

Commitment to Results: Our commitment to achieving successful outcomes for our clients is unwavering. We do not consider our job complete until you have your waiver in hand or we've exhausted all avenues. We provide continuous support and follow-up to ensure your application progresses smoothly and efficiently.