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

Knowledge is power. Read through our vast list of informative insights written by our team of experts and empower yourself.

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Can you travel to Canada with a felony?
5.5.22

Can you travel to Canada with a felony?

If you have been convicted as a felon, you may not be able to enter Canada. Get all your questions answered and help from AllCleared.

Canadian immigration and your criminal record
6.17.16

Canadian immigration and your criminal record

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

Fingerprinting Facts
1.29.15

Fingerprinting Facts

Accredited fingerprinting for employment, criminal record checks, record suspensions, US entry waivers, citizenship and more at at Pardon Services Canada.

Spun out of Control... Man Regains Life After Record Suspension
5.10.12

Spun out of Control... Man Regains Life After Record Suspension

“Regret,” “remorse,” “anguish,” “self-reproach” – all these feelings hang heavy when one truly realizes the consequences of wrong doing.

Elizabeth Fry Society:  A key to children’s success
9.7.15

Elizabeth Fry Society: A key to children’s success

Children who are exposed to lots of adversities or trauma from a young age are more likely to miss out on emotional development.

How much does a US Entry Waiver cost?
5.23.17

How much does a US Entry Waiver cost?

The basic US Entry Waiver cost is $585 USD. However, there are other administrative fees that will contribute to the application cost.

Could You Survive a Social Media Background Check?
5.10.12

Could You Survive a Social Media Background Check?

Background verification of job seekers is becoming more and more routine – before companies hire or promote applicants, they are undertaking criminal

Immigrating to Canada from the US
1.21.16

Immigrating to Canada from the US

Canada leads the world in welcoming immigrants. In fact, part of the Canadian identity rests on bringing in highly skilled immigrants as a way to continue to

Important Notice: Department of Homeland Security Proposes Fee Increase for US Travel Waivers
4.21.22

Important Notice: Department of Homeland Security Proposes Fee Increase for US Travel Waivers

The DHS has proposed the I-192 US Travel Waiver Application fee be increased from $585 USD to $1,400 USD. Learn more about the fee schedule and changes in the final ruling.

20 Reasons to Remove Your Record
7.31.23

20 Reasons to Remove Your Record

Don't let past convictions hold you back. Learn how to remove your record and open doors to travel, work, and peace of mind. Contact AllCleared today.

Montreal criminal record check: Check your record
11.15.17

Montreal criminal record check: Check your record

There are many different reasons you may need a Montreal criminal record check, including work, volunteering, Record Suspension or US Entry Waiver.

Pardons Canada: Awareness Encouraged About Criminal Record Checks
4.26.12

Pardons Canada: Awareness Encouraged About Criminal Record Checks

Here is an example of what you don’t know can hurt you: If you are serious about your employment search or career advancement – do your best to have ALL the

Green Card: Can you apply with a criminal record?
6.26.17

Green Card: Can you apply with a criminal record?

Depending on your criminal record, it can be difficult or impossible to get a Green card. Learn more about applying for a Green Card with a criminal record.

How to Become a Federal Skilled Worker in Canada
1.21.16

How to Become a Federal Skilled Worker in Canada

There are several visas available for those looking to move to Canada, and the Federal Skilled Worker application is based on the ability of the applicant to

TRP Checklist: What are the requirements?
2.2.18

TRP Checklist: What are the requirements?

If you have a DUI or a past, 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.