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U.S. ENTRY WAIVER HELP FOR CANADIANS
Denied entry to the U.S.? Take the first step back across.
Clear, confidential support for Canadians preparing a U.S. Entry Waiver application.
Private•Clear process•Human-reviewed
FREE INITIAL ASSESSMENT
Check your situation
Are you a Canadian citizen or resident?
▣ Your information is private and confidential.
Clear document roadmapKnow what your case may require.
Every case human-reviewedReal support, not automated advice.
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
A previous mistake should not leave you guessing at the border.
If you have a Canadian criminal record, were refused entry, overstayed, or were removed from the United States, you may need advance permission before travelling. We help you understand the process and prepare a complete, organized application package.
HOW IT WORKS
A clear path from questions to submission.
No confusing handoffs. You always know what has been completed, what is still needed, and what happens next.
Eligibility review
We review your history and explain whether an I-192 waiver may be the right path.
Records and documents
We help identify the fingerprints, court records, references and supporting evidence your case needs.
Application preparation
Your forms, personal statement and supporting package are organized for submission.
Submission support
You receive clear instructions for filing and know what to expect after submission.
COMMON SITUATIONS
You may need an entry waiver if you have:
- A Canadian or U.S. criminal conviction
- A previous refusal at a U.S. border
- An immigration overstay or prior removal
- Been told by an officer to apply for a waiver
CLEAR, UPFRONT PRICING
Know the professional fee before you begin.
No hidden charges for standard application preparation. Government fees and third-party document costs are paid separately.
Standard Application
CAD$1,495+ tax
For a standard U.S. Entry Waiver application.
- Eligibility and case review
- Personalized document checklist
- Form I-192 preparation
- Personal statement guidance
- Reference letter guidance
- Supporting evidence review
- Final application package review
- Submission instructions
Complex Application
CAD$1,995+ tax
Starting price for cases requiring additional work.
- Everything in Standard
- Multiple jurisdictions or convictions
- Prior removal or deportation
- Overstay or misrepresentation history
- Possible Form I-212 requirements
- Individual quote after assessment
Waiver Renewal
CAD$995+ tax
When your previous package is available and circumstances have not materially changed.
- Previous application review
- Updated forms and information
- Updated personal statement
- Supporting document review
- Final package review
- Submission instructions
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Professional feeYour selected preparation package, shown above.
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U.S. government filing feeUSD $1,100, paid separately. Government fees are subject to change.
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Third-party documentsFingerprints, police and court records, translations or delivery when required.
PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLECAD $495 to start, then two payments of CAD $500.
The completed application package is released after the professional fee has been paid in full.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
U.S. Entry Waiver FAQ
What is a U.S. Entry Waiver?+
A U.S. Entry Waiver is advance permission that may allow an otherwise inadmissible nonimmigrant to temporarily enter the United States. Many applications are made using Form I-192.
Do I need a Canadian record suspension first?+
Not necessarily. A Canadian record suspension and a U.S. Entry Waiver serve different purposes. Your circumstances should be reviewed before choosing a path.
Can approval be guaranteed?+
No. Approval or denial is decided by U.S. authorities. A reputable preparation service should never guarantee an outcome.
How long does the process take?+
Timelines vary based on the records required, the complexity of the case and current government processing. Starting early is important.
START WITH CLARITY
Find out what your next step should be.
Answer a few private questions. There is no obligation and no approval guarantee.