Criminal record, entry refusal, inadmissibility. Solutions: criminal rehabilitation, waivers (TRP), removal of inadmissibility.
PRIORITY CONSULTATIONAny criminal conviction (even minor) can make you inadmissible to Canada. DUI, theft, assault, fraud, drug possession.
Medical conditions causing excessive demand on Canadian health system or danger to public health.
Lying or omitting information = 5 year ban. Even unintentional error can be considered misrepresentation.
If at least 5 years have elapsed since completion of sentence, you can apply for rehabilitation. Permanent process that removes inadmissibility.
If you need to enter Canada before becoming eligible for rehabilitation. Temporary waiver valid up to 3 years.
DUI (Driving Under Influence) is a serious offense in Canada. One DUI conviction can make you inadmissible.
Many Americans don't realize a DUI makes them inadmissible to Canada. Border agents have access to U.S. criminal databases.
Confidential assessment of your inadmissibility situation.