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Canadian Denied Entry to US

Canadians and Americans have always enjoyed relatively easy access across our shared borders. Business travelers and pleasure seekers alike have merely had to display their proof of citizenship to customs officials at a port of entry in order to be admitted across the border. Canadian Denied Entry to US due to a past criminal conviction can apply for an I-192 Waiver of Inadmissibility. This waiver must be applied for, and in almost all cases received, prior to attempting another entry into the United States. The first thing you should do after being denied entry to the US is check your records for any documentation you may have regarding your past convictions, and to call an immigration lawyer. At Bomza Law Group we specialize in cases where a Canadian Denied Entry to US.

When a Canadian Denied Entry to US it’s usually the result of a previous conviction or offence. This is a matter for an immigration lawyer. One of the Bomza Law Group’s US Immigration lawyers will review your charges and convictions thoroughly to determine whether or not you require a waiver. If it is determined that a waiver is necessary, we will assist you in gathering the necessary documents and preparing a cogent application package to present to the US authorities. We will work with you to ensure that you meet the legal requirements necessary for a waiver to be granted and we will assist you in putting together the strongest application possible. Once the application has been submitted, we will follow-up on your application at regular intervals and continue to monitor its progress.

If you were a Canadian Denied Entry to US and your Canadian criminal record is pardoned or destroyed, you will need to apply for a U.S. Entry Waiver to legally enter. Essentially, you will be admitting and giving details about your criminal record to the U.S. federal government. You will be required to submit fingerprints for certification by both the RCMP and the FBI. Pardons Canada can help you determine what is best in your circumstances, taking into account the date of your offence, the nature of your offence, current U.S. sentiment and practices, and your personal situation.  The Bomza Law Group is an internationally-recognized immigration law firm that will help guide and educate the Canadian Denied Entry to US , making the application process hassle free.

The Bomza Law Group’s capabilities and services are international. Our immigration attorneys provide expert advice from our Canadian offices in Toronto, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta, as well as our affiliated offices located in various global regions such as Asia/Indonesia, Europe and South America. The Bomza Law Group is also part of an International Legal Network that provides our clients with immediate access to international representation in a variety of legal spheres.

 

 

 

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For further information with respect to U.S. and Canadian immigration or to find out if you or a company employee is eligible for temporary or permanent relocation to Canada or U.S., we invite you to contact our experienced U.S. attorneys and Canadian immigration lawyers by calling the Bomza Law Group at 1-800-993-9971 or by clicking here: “Contact Us”.