If you’ve been denied entry to Canada because of a past criminal charge, or if you know one is on your record and you’re worried about crossing the border, you may have heard about Criminal Rehabilitation. And if you’ve been using Temporary Resident Permits to get into Canada, you already know the drill: apply for […]
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Finding out you’ve been denied entry to Canada because of a past criminal charge can be both frustrating and surprising. Maybe it was a DUI from years ago. Or maybe it was a misdemeanor you thought was long behind you. Whatever the charge, Canada’s border rules are strict. A past arrest or conviction, even one […]
Getting denied entry to Canada can be a stressful experience, especially when time is of the essence and you’re trying to visit a sick family member or attend an important business meeting. The first question most people ask when they’re turned away at the border is: “How soon can I try again?” The short answer […]
If you’re a Pennsylvania resident who completed the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program, you may be wondering whether that chapter of your life has any bearing on your ability to travel to Canada. It’s a completely reasonable thing to want to know, and the answer is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. The good […]
Do you have a sealed record and want to take a trip to the Great White North? Learn whether you can visit Canada when you have a sealed criminal record.
If you’re a Floridian who received a withheld adjudication on a criminal charge, you probably walked out of that courtroom with a sense of relief. This feeling is warranted, as a withheld adjudication is one of the better outcomes available in Florida’s criminal justice system. No formal conviction on your record, civil rights intact, and […]
If you’ve been through the New York criminal court system and walked away with an Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal (commonly called an ACD or ACOD), you probably felt a wave of relief. And rightfully so. In New York, an ACD is widely considered one of the best outcomes you can get short of having […]
Even if you received a DUI charge as a teen, it can disrupt your trip to Canada if you do not plan ahead. Learn how to enter Canada if you have an underage DUI.
If you received a deferred sentence under Michigan’s Holmes Youthful Trainee Act (HYTA), you might think your record is clean and that you can travel to Canada without any issues. After all, the goal of HYTA is to give young people a second chance by keeping convictions off their public record. However, when it comes […]
If you must travel to Canada for work, you may wonder if you can enter with a DUI on your record. Find out what to do if your company is expanding to Canada.
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