Canadian Travel with Criminal History
I've been reading posts about not being permitted entry in to Canada if you've ever been arrested, especially with a DUI convction. Unfortunatey I've had the experience of being arrested more than onc...
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Farmboy666 wrote:
If it hasn’t come up when you’ve crossed in the last five yrs what makes you think it would. They have all the records of your travels and as much information as they need and let you cross. I think they have some common sense.
The wife had a DUI conviction that was about 20 years old, when she first crossed, in the early 2000s. That would make her event 37 Y.O, at this point. In the 12-15 crossing since, it continues to be a non-event. If the OP has several crossings in the last few years, IMHO, his past is a non-event, and those of you who advise that he go looking for problems by contacting the CBSA, are heading in the wrong direction. Chances are a 35 Y.O offense, (possibly handled exclusively at a county level in the states) was done completely on paper, (no computer generated paper trail) and sent to records storage, decades ago.
