Canadian Entry Waivers

Can You Travel to Canada with a Criminal Record?

If you have a criminal record, you may be denied entry into Canada. We can help you overcome your criminal inadmissibility.

Social media and digital privacy at the border

Social media and other digital searches at the border are becoming more common. Learn how a TRP, Canadian Waiver or US Waiver can help.

Urgent TRP: Can you apply to enter Canada at the border?

An urgent TRP allows you to bring your application to the port of entry, such as the border, for approval on the spot. This type of Temporary Resident Permit is only available in urgent circumstances.

What is the Difference Between a Record Suspension and an Entry Waiver?

Find out the difference between a record suspension and a US entry waiver and whether you need both if you're a Canadian trying to enter the US.

Planning your hunting trip: A novice's guide

Canada’s landscape is a hunter’s paradise, but for those with little to no experience, preparing for hunting season can leave your feet stuck in the mud.

An American's Guide to Fishing in Canada [Infographic]

Fishing in Canada is a rewarding experience like no other. Here's our guide for Americans wanting to take advantage of the best fishing in the world.

Temporary Resident Permit Cost in Canada: What will be the fees?

Temporary Resident Permit fees include the cost of the application and the costs for the documents. The government fees are $200.

AllCleared Solutions Inc. partners for better service

AllCleared Solutions Inc. is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Treaty Three Police. This will improve services for Canadian residents.

Can you travel to Canada with a felony?

An American with a felony conviction, including a DUI, may be denied entry into Canada unless they have a Waiver granted by the Canadian Consulate.

Canadian immigration and your criminal record

Canadian immigration with a criminal record is possible if you resolve your issues through Criminal Rehabilitation. Learn more.

TRP Checklist: What are the requirements?

If you have a DUI or criminal record, you may need a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) to enter Canada. Follow this TRP checklist to determine if you can enter Canada with a felony, misdemeanor or DUI.

Can I return to Canada if I have been deported?

If you were issued a removal order from Canada, you can inly return to the country with proper documentation. Read more about your options.

From Refugees to Trailblazers

The path of refugees is often full of hardships- financial and personal losses, separation, loss of identity and fear. Often these people leave more than

TRP Canada Processing Time

A TRP or criminal rehabilitation application can take a long time depending on the circumstances. Learn about TRP processing time.

Canada DUI entry: How long after a DUI can you enter Canada?