criminal record reports

Rubyposted 7 years ago

Should we include criminal record reports if we have them and also a pardon report for another charge? They already knew about it anyway..I guess we should include it on the waiver? I know the reports are not required..should we bother? Going on Monday to file at border..want to make sure everything okay as it is a long drive..closer to pearson but I heard very busy

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I’m currently obtaining my court documents for my US entry waiver. I have 3 simple assault charges, a fraud over $5000 charge and a DUI. I have received all court documents for all charges except the DUI which is coming from a court that is behind and will not be replying to my request for another 6 months. My question is, since a DUI isn’t something I need a waiver for can I go ahead and send in waiver request without the court documents for the DUI or should I wait?

JLynn replied 5 years ago   #10

You know what Sarah...I agree with Brotha John 100% on this issue. It is irrelevant what our skin colour is or ethnicity. I take personal offence about your comments about both of us. It does not matter what colour we both are. Plus, I gonna say something that Brotha John probably won't. You are probably like the typical $200 waiver client that has no money to either pay his fees or mine. We actually don't want clients like you anyway so it is a non issue. We only offer free info and are not in the market of recruiting people like you. I think you may indeed be affiliated with a "discount waiver company." We both are not "discount waiver companies" and strive to provide professional service only. Feel free to put away your hood, grab your welfare cheque and burn your crosses somewhere else. It is not tolerated here in Canada. Btw...I am a black MF of Cuban and Dominican descent. so I will finish the sentence for you. :) Also, thank you for the compliment. You also forgot to call me a di*k...which I am anyway. :)

K SCOTT replied 6 years ago   #9

Sarah, I have looked through the forum and I don't see anything that you have contributed that gives you the right to decide if I should post or not. Your not contributing any insight or information.

I find it a little disturbing that you know my skin color, which means you are stalking me on Facebook I assume.

Pay day lenders are parasites. I am not. I offer the service of doing Pardons and Waivers at a fixed price. All my comments are transparent and my information is genuine, and given with no strings attached. Ken and I do business completely differently, and out advice is different, so no need to lump us together.

I have nothing to hide, so if you want to make a SPECIFIC complaint, instead of pointing out my ethnicity, please do. I will be honest and say that my suspicion is that your one of the companies that advertise banner ads on this site, and hate that I am giving information for free.

If not, then be transparent and give us your real name. And spell out your complaint. If I am breaking some rule, I will post differently.

JOHN ROGERS replied 6 years ago   #8

@K SCOTT
@JOHN ROGERS

Leave this forum you parasites, one white old white mother, and one real black mother. If your smart you can finish the last word.

Sick and tired of your stupid advice, you guys must be cheap and desperate at best and rely on someone calling you for business, can't you figure shit out for yourselves, NO ONE LIKES YOU ON HERE!

Sarah Caillies replied 6 years ago   #7

No actually having an impaired does not necessarily mean that you abuse alcohol. Plus some impaired offences(in certain circumstances) can indeed be used against you. It has happened to one of my clients already that has an impaired offence in California. I will only say that because if I elaborate further then I will be giving away a trade secret John Rogers.

K SCOTT replied 6 years ago   #6

If you have offences that show on CPIC like Impaired that Homeland Security does not find inadmissible and you do not write about it, you leave yourself open to the possibility that they will write you a letter asking for more information. Impaired may not make you inadmissible but if you are already doing a waiver and it is on your criminal record why would you exclude it?

Remember that Homeland Security is giving you a waiver on the basis that your criminal record no long reflects you. It would be sloppy to exclude a criminal act when you are trying to convince Homeland Security that you have changed and for example, no longer abuse alcohol.

JOHN ROGERS replied 6 years ago   #5

Well John Rogers I would have to agree with you on about 90% of what you said. Only part I disagree with is when you say give all the information that you can. Only give relevant information that pertains to the case. An example is that you do not need to include certain things on offences that don't require a waiver. People you can do these cases yourself. You can call me at us-entry-waiver.com and I can show you how to do it for free and you actually won't need to hire anyone.

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K SCOTT replied 6 years ago   #4

always give all the information you can, including a copy of your pardon if you have it. Don't ever say "they have it already". This is not an application to be lazy on. They won't "do the work for you" and they don't care.

This is a forum full of people who do a lot of waivers themselves instead of paying someone like me to do them. There is nothing wrong with that.

But don't use "saving some money" as an excuse to be lazy. If you are they will make you pay in the long run. No one should ever get consecutive 1 year waivers or less than a 5 year waiver right now, unless its your very first application. Right now you are likely to get a one year waiver to start.

But half assing it is the wrong approach. If you know you aren't detailed or won't do it properly, pay someone to do that for you.

I pay someone to do taxes for me.....nothing wrong with that.

If you can handle it yourself and get 5 year waivers, then great. If you know your not doing all the things they want, you will just have to pay $585USD and do it again in a year, so what are you saving?

If you look at your application and have no proof of your convictions anywhere, they will simply write you a letter asking for prrof and only give you 87 days. Then they will close your file. Do it right the first time.

If anyone has any questions, you can text or call at 416-843-1371. I go to Pearson Airport every Saturday (I will continue when they open on October 7th again) to put my clients names on the list so they can show up later. You can chat with me there as well.

JOHN ROGERS replied 6 years ago   #3

All you have to do is include every single paper with your application i.e. criminal records, pardon everything you have. They already knows about you !!! so don't be shy when sending application. :)

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