People often enter the United States by answering a few simple questions, such as,“where do you live?”, “what is the purpose of your visit”, and “how long are you staying for”?
If for any reason they feel the need to run an identification check on you, they will be able pull up your criminal history. Once this information is pulled up it is automatically downloaded into their systems and is left there permanently. A pardon will not remove your record from their database.
The first time you are denied they will turn you back. The second time you may be detained, arrested, and have your possessions confiscated under the Immigration Act.
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Individuals with a criminal record in Canada, but have never been refused entry into the US, can btain a pardon to have their record removed before traveling. However if the US are made aware of a past record after pardoned, entry may be refused.A Canadian Pardon is not recognized by the United States.
Under the Immigration and Nationality Act of the United States. All foreigners with a criminal record are deemed inadmissible into the United States.
If the US was previously made aware of your criminal record when you crossed the border in the past, then the US has downloaded your criminal record into their systems and there is no way of getting this removed. You will have to apply for a Waiver to be able to travel into the US again.
It is up to your discretion on which application you must apply for to cross the United States border. Pardon Granted will not be held liable for any problems at the border.