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A Canadian Pardon is not an entry ticket; it is merely "Evidence Exhibit A" for your Waiver application.
You must convert the domestic seal into a foreign authorization.
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A Canadian Record Suspension is not an entry document enabling travel to the United States; it is
simply raw data for your I-192 U.S. Waiver application. To have any legal effect at the border, this
domestic seal must be actively converted into a foreign I-194 Admissibility Authorization. I'm Dan
Joffe, U.S. Entry Waiver Lawyer. The mechanism is Administrative Decoupling. While the Canadian
government seals your record to hide it from the public, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
requires you to unseal it for their review. You cannot hide your offense. You must expose it to prove
rehabilitation under the "Matter of Hranka" legal standard. A pardon that remains hidden in Canada is
useless for crossing the border; it must be extracted and presented to the Admissibility Review Office.

Most applicants treat the pardon as the finish line. This is fatal. We apply the "Evidentiary Conversion
Strategy." We take the Record Suspension and transform it from a passive seal into active proof of
reformation, compelling the U.S. government to acknowledge your rehabilitation and issue the I-194
Advance Permission. Review the full legal text in the description below.