Travel to the United States again.
A U.S. entry waiver is legal authorization to enter the United States despite a past offence, border refusal or visa issue.
- Complete, well-documented files
- Guidance at every step
Do I need a waiver?
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You may need a U.S. entry waiver if…
You were refused at the border
You were turned away at a U.S. airport or land crossing.
You were told you're inadmissible
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said you can't legally enter.
Your visa was refused
A U.S. visa application was refused because of your history.
You have a criminal record
A past charge or conviction — even an old one, even with a pardon.
Every waiver is decided case by case
Approval is not automatic. A complete, well-organized application makes a real difference.
Note: a Canadian pardon is not recognized by U.S. authorities. If you plan to travel to the U.S., you may need a waiver even after receiving a pardon.
Your application is assessed on
- The nature and seriousness of the past issue
- How much time has passed since
- Evidence of rehabilitation and good conduct
- Your reason for travelling to the U.S.
- The quality and completeness of the application
Our step-by-step process
Free assessment
We confirm whether a waiver is required.
Strategy & documents
We identify strengths, risks and the evidence your case needs.
Waiver package
We prepare a complete, well-structured application.
Final review
Every form and document is checked before submission.
Submission & support
We submit and guide you through any next steps.
Get back across the border
Find out what you need — free and confidential.