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In Sept, 08 denied entry to Canada for skiing trip to Banff due to a DUI record in the USA.
The DUI was very old, what must I do to enter Canada for skiing or boating as a temporary visitor. I am American citizen with Passport and proof of susbstantial resources. I previously have entered Canada for recreation many times over the years.
Thankyou for advise on how to enter Canada to enjoy the recreational facilities.
Scott Bird
[24-07-2009,15:31]
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Scott E Bird |
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(in reply to: US DUI record)
Why not try a US recreational site? Colorado has many skiing places and there are many spots with nice climate. I suggest that you stop trying to convince the Canadians why they should let you in. Afterall, it is them who is losing your tourism dollars!
[24-07-2009,15:50]
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Great Helper |
(in reply to: US DUI record)
you need a pardon on your dui - that is what it is going to take.
money, etc is irelevant. Even Martha Stewart can´t enter the country. Criminal conviction is a criminal conviction.
[24-07-2009,15:56]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: US DUI record)
apply for a temporary resident permit (TRP), heard the canadian consulate in los angeles issues lots to ex-offenders. if paris hilton can enter canada after she was set freed from jail for dui, don´t see why you can´t. just check with your nearest canadian consulate.
[24-07-2009,19:35]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: US DUI record)
Just curious..why just don´t skii and boat in the States?
[24-07-2009,22:14]
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Pali |
