Generally, if you have a DUI on your record, you cannot enter Canada for 10 years. However, there are applications you can make for Canada DUI entry before that time. Anyone with a DUI conviction prior to December 18th, 2018 faces a waiting period of 5 years with an...
Updated on May 24, 2021 Many Americans considering entering Canada with a DUI or DWI are curious about how the Canadian border authorities determine whether a visitor has a criminal record. Canada’s front-line border agents now have greater access to information...
Updated April 30, 2021 There are many different kinds of criminal records and the length of a criminal record depends on the type. Most importantly, if you have been convicted of a criminal offence, it can last for life if you don’t do anything about it. This is the...
Applying for a US Entry Waiver is a long process. The best result you can hope for is a five-year waiver. Many people hope that they will get the maximum validity, but unfortunately, it’s not always possible. Sometimes you put together the best possible application,...
If you have a criminal record you may or may not be able to enter the United States. The US determines admissibility based on a complicated concept known as moral turpitude. There is no exact definition of moral turpitude in the law. This is one reason why it is so...
