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What Is the US Waiver of Inadmissibility?

US Waiver of Inadmissibility, also known as Form I-192, is a document that is submitted to the US Department of Homeland Security. It allows visitors with Canadian criminal convictions to enter the US for non-immigrant purposes while the waiver is valid. The validity period of a waiver can range from 1 year, 2 years, to 5 years.

To apply for a US Entry Waiver, the applicant needs to visit a designated port of entry in person to file the application. They will need to bring their completed Form I-192 , along with supporting documents for the application. The Fingerprint Room Inc. offers one stop all-inclusive service, including document service and inhouse fingerprinting for those who need a US Waiver of Inadmissibility/Entry Waiver. We are based in Richmond BC and Calgary AB. The Fingerprint Room Inc. will help you with all paperwork required for a US Entry Waiver required by the US Department of Homeland Security. We will provide you with a complete document package that is ready to submit at your designated port of entry to kickstart your US Entry Waiver application.

Who Needs US Entry Waiver?

Should you have a Canadian criminal record in the past, you may be denied entry if you declare or found to have a criminal conviction and arrests. This can be the case even after you are granted a pardon/record suspension in Canada. Pardon and record suspension only serves to hides your criminal history within Canada. Hence, when entering the United States your history will be disclosed to the Homeland Security. For those who have been denied entry will be required to apply for a US Entry Waiver Visa, I-192 waiver visa. You may also require to a US Entry Waiver if you had a conditional discharge, or even just past visa rejections.

What documents are required for US Entry Waiver?

The exact list of documents varies depending on each applicant’s situation. But you will need a RCMP fingerprint based certified criminal record in most cases. As a RCMP accredited fingerprinting agency, The Fingerprint Room Inc. offers inhouse fingerprinting and criminal record check. Bringing more convenience and efficiency to your waiver application process.

Applying for a US Entry Waiver can be a daunting and anxious process. The Fingerprint Room Inc. is here to help you and make things easy for you. Feel free to contact us via phone or email to book an appointment with one of our waiver case specialists. We are happy to answer your questions and your concerns.

How Long Is the Entry Waiver Valid For?

A US Entry Waiver is a document that allows people who have been convicted of a criminal offence to legally enter the US with few restrictions for a timeframe of 1, 2 or 5 years depending on criminal activity and strength of the application.

How Do I Apply For The US Entry Waiver?

The US Department of Homeland Security has very strict guidelines and requirements for the documents to be submitted in an Entry Waiver application. Failing to meet all of them can result in your application being rejected, causing significant delays to your application and personal plans. The Fingerprint Room Inc. has a team of experienced case specialists that can help you deal with all the paper works from Department of Homeland Security, and put together a ready-to-go document package. You can bring the package to the border for submission to have your waiver application started.

How do I Apply for a US Waiver?

You can apply for your record suspension with The Fingerprint Room Inc. by following these simple steps:

  1. Book an appointment and have an interview with one of our record suspension specialists to determine whether you are eligible for a US waiver.
  2. Bring 2 pieces of IDs and your court documents to your appointment.
  3. (If applicable) Obtain your fingerprint based RCMP background check through our inhouse fingerprinting and criminal record check service.
  4. Our specialists will contact you for the list of documents needed for the application package.
  5. A complete and comprehensive application package will be submitted to Homeland Security.

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