US Entry Waiver: The Complete Guide for Canadians with a Criminal Record

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Victim Surcharge: Challenge arrives at Supreme Court
4.11.18

Victim Surcharge: Challenge arrives at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Canada will hear a case challenging the mandatory victim surcharge fee in April 2018. Learn how the fee prevents many from applying for a Record Suspension.

How Long Does A Criminal Record Last in Canada?
1.3.20

How Long Does A Criminal Record Last in Canada?

A criminal record can last for life if you don't do something about it. A Record Suspension and US Entry Waiver can help with a criminal record.

Government pardon review results to be released winter 2017
3.14.17

Government pardon review results to be released winter 2017

The government pardon review is still underway with feedback expected in winter 2017, according to the Parole Board website.

Your Side Of The Story -  The Measurable Benefit Form
10.1.13

Your Side Of The Story - The Measurable Benefit Form

Your Side Of The Story - The Measurable Benefit Form

Success Stories: Serena from Edmonton
9.16.15

Success Stories: Serena from Edmonton

Creating success stories is our #1 goal. Here's Serena from Edmonton who recovered from her mistake and kept her past from limiting her future.

Record Suspension review: Have your say
12.2.16

Record Suspension review: Have your say

Canadians have until December 7 to have their say on the Record Suspension review. Do you think the government should make pardons easier to get?

US Entry Waiver: What is it and how does it help?
5.25.18

US Entry Waiver: What is it and how does it help?

A US Entry Waiver is a preclearance document that allows a person with a criminal record to enter the United States. A US Entry Waiver is granted by the Department of Homeland Security for up to five years.

Criminal Records, Pardons, and the NEXUS program
11.21.10

Criminal Records, Pardons, and the NEXUS program

Are you wondering about Criminal Records, Pardons, and the NEXUS Program?Crossing the US-Canada border isn't always a walk in the park. Even though the two

Employment Prospects for Ex-offenders in Canada Often Meager
5.10.12

Employment Prospects for Ex-offenders in Canada Often Meager

A former offender hoping to pursue a future with stable employment – a necessity in order to move forward and establish a happy, productive life – will most

Love Fishing? Start with a TRP, finish with your biggest catch
3.3.15

Love Fishing? Start with a TRP, finish with your biggest catch

US citizens fish in Canada with a Temporary Resident Permit for individuals with a past criminal record. Fishing vacations or tournaments like Bassamania!

Good Conduct and the Parole Board of Canada
10.10.13

Good Conduct and the Parole Board of Canada

Good Conduct and the Parole Board of Canada

Denied entry: What happens at the airport?
4.20.18

Denied entry: What happens at the airport?

People with criminal records can be denied entry to Canada or the United States. Learn what can happen if you are denied entry at an airport.

Going South...Is it really worth the gamble?
8.14.13

Going South...Is it really worth the gamble?

Every year, thousands of Canadians travel to the United States for work, shopping, catching a flight, or even just to have some fun in the sun. If you are

Success Stories: James from Quesnel
12.24.15

Success Stories: James from Quesnel

Seeing our clients succeed is our #1 goal. Here's James from Quesnel, BC who recovered from his mistake and kept his past from limiting his future.

New Pardon Legislation and Pardon Eligibility
7.6.21

New Pardon Legislation and Pardon Eligibility

New pardon legislation under Bill C-31 proposes amendments to the Criminal Records Act to reduce barriers for individuals with criminal records who have served their sentences and are living law-abiding lives.