Category: Inadmissibility Issues and Waivers
How To Travel Between Canada and the U.S. If You Have A Criminal Record
If you have a criminal record, you may still be able to travel between Canada and the U.S., but you may need to apply for a visa or permit. The specific requirements will depend on the nature ...
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Episode 67 Inadmissibility Due To Criminality: How To Move Forward On Your Immigration Journey
Calgary immigration lawyer Evelyn Ackah provides a detailed explanation of how an individual with a criminal incident in their past can qualify for a TRP or visa waiver to enter Canada ...
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How Can An American With a DUI Travel to Canada on Business?
Canada and the United States are close neighbours, and many people who live near the border forget the fact that they are entering a foreign country and cross the border regularly for ...
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Evelyn Ackah on the Fair Legal Blog: Is A Criminal Charge Preventing You From Visiting The US?
Immigration lawyer Evelyn Ackah spoke to criminal lawyer Charles Fair of Fair Legal in Calgary about how a background check can prevent Canadians from crossing the border to the United ...
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How to Winter in Florida If You Have A DUI or Other Criminal Case
Too often, our office gets panicked calls from Canadian snowbirds who wanted to go to the U.S. but were stopped at the border - often people who have travelled regularly to the United ...
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Are You Inadmissible To Enter Canada? A TRP May Let You Legally Cross The Border
If you are inadmissible to enter Canada due to a past criminal, security, health and other reason but want to visit Canada for business, holiday or a family reason, a Temporary Resident ...
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Canada To Enact New Medical Inadmissibility Rules for Immigrants
Canada's IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) plans to permanently revise medical inadmissibility rules that bar immigrants with certain medical disabilities ...
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FAQs: Does My Pot Pardon Allow Me to Travel to the U.S.?
Canada legalized the recreational use of cannabis in 2018. Last year, the government also implemented a pardon program to clear the criminal records of Canadians convicted of simple ...
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