pamy221

I researched it and found DUI to be a criminal offense. Apparently, people convicted of all criminal offense is denied in the US.

Hi, It is my Friend's wedding in December. We studied together from elementary classes and I don't want to miss her wedding. She is getting married in her mother's home in Michigan. I have never been out of the country before.She told me to check if I would be denied entry into the US since I had a previous DUI record. I checked online about the US entry waiver process. I didn't know till know that Dui is such a big offense. So, Do I have to see an attorney? Can I straight away apply for the process? I read that it would take 6 to 18 months to get the waiver. Will it take that long to get approved? I don't want to miss her marriage. Is being convicted of Dui such a big deal to deny me entry to the US?

But, he is doing what he thinks is the best for his country. He acting more like an imperialist dictator.

No way. That ain't happening. Canada is and will be an ally but never a part of the US for eternity.