Reasons for US waiver of inadmissibility for Canadians

There are a lot of people residing in Canada who are planning or wanting to migrate to US for work and make it their permanent place of residence. However, the strict and complex immigration laws of the US make it very difficult to achieve the objective without seeking any sort of professional help from a highly qualified and experienced immigration lawyer. There are certain laws which provide US waiver for Canadians, but it is very important that you meet all the criteria as well as terms and conditions laid down in the immigration law for you to be able to get any kind of waiver. Section 212 (a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act takes into account a variety of factors including past behavior of the foreign national. Any discrepancy in such behavior can easily make you prohibited to the States. Let’s take a look at some of the common reasons for inadmissibility:

• If you are found to have any dangerous infectious disease, which have the possibility of public health implications, then you might be barred from entering the boundaries of the country.
• Any sort of criminal record which has resulted in your conviction in the recent past may prove to be a very strong reason for inadmissibility, even if you feel that it was one of those trivial offences.
• If you have ever been involved in control substance trafficking, then you will certainly not be able to benefit from waiver for Canadians.
• Prohibition is another offence which could lead to prohibition.

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