KawaNOW reaching out

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Originally Posted by Bdog

Actually Canadas border entry is way more relaxed than the U.S.. A dui is considered a criminal offence but after some red tape and hassle one should be able to get across the border. On the other hand..entry into the U.S. is ridiculous for an offence. Waivers are a long dragged out procedure with a large price tag (1000 bucks) to start with no gaurentee. It takes up to 3 months of processing also. If granted entry..one must apply every time with a miminum of two weeks notice. A full intinery must be disclosed too. Waivers are good for a maximum of 5yrs. I personally know this because in 1985 I was pulled over in canada and they found a roache in my ashtray..I was busted and given a criminal record..since then I've recieved a full unconditional pardon...but..the U.S. doesn't reconise it and even though I've not been charged in the U.S., I still have to go thru their waiver policy's...at this point..not really sure if its worth it...Bdog

Or you could just fly to Mexico and walk across unopposed. . . :-/

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Its going to get Chile outside next week I'll go to my corner for the bad joke :'(