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Clear answers to common questions about U.S. entry waivers and record suspensions.
Free 2-minute eligibility check — no commitment.
A DUI or impaired driving history may create questions at the border depending on the circumstances, related charges, and overall travel history.
Yes. U.S. border officers may still consider old or minor offences when deciding whether someone can enter the United States.
No. A Canadian record suspension does not automatically remove U.S. inadmissibility. A U.S. Entry Waiver may still be required.
Yes. SekCheck helps Canadians understand the process, organize documentation, and prepare their waiver application package for submission readiness.
A record suspension, formerly known as a pardon, separates a criminal record from active criminal records in Canadian federal databases.
No. A record suspension does not erase or delete the conviction. It separates the record from active criminal records.
Eligibility depends on sentence completion, paid fines or restitution, required waiting periods, and demonstrated good conduct.
Summary offences generally require a 5-year waiting period after sentence completion. Indictable offences generally require a 10-year waiting period after sentence completion.
Yes. You can apply directly. Many people still choose administrative support because the process can be detailed and document-heavy.
It may help reduce barriers for employment, education, volunteering, housing, licensing, and other background-check situations.
Yes. SekCheck helps Canadians understand the process, organize documentation, and prepare their waiver application package for submission readiness.
Start with a free confidential review and get clear next steps.
We provide organized, full-process administrative support so clients understand what is needed, what comes next, and how to prepare properly.
No. Many applications can be completed without a lawyer. Our role is to provide structured administrative support, not legal representation.
Timelines vary depending on the type of application, document availability, and government processing times.
Common documents may include identification, criminal record checks, court records, fingerprints, police checks, and supporting information depending on the application.
Yes. Sensitive information is handled with discretion and care.
Yes. You can start with a confidential review so we can help identify whether your situation may involve a U.S. waiver, record suspension, or both.
Yes. SekCheck helps Canadians understand the process, organize documentation, and prepare their waiver application package for submission readiness.
Every situation is different. The fastest way to understand your options is to request a confidential review.
Free 2-minute eligibility check — no commitment.
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