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KSCOTT Trusted

@ John well yeah, I guess "false hope" that resulted in a successful outcome on his complex sex assault waiver case is a bad thing...smh. So, it goes to show people that sex assault cases can indeed get cleared under Trump.

Yes, Jazz Sax will make his own decision, and I am in support of him either way. I have bowed out until Jan 2023, so you do not have to worry about us since I believe he wants to start now anyway. We will be there for him if he gets a denial and reaches out to us off this forum if he wants it turned around.

You are indeed entitled to your opinion. However, it is a fact that we cater to a special market that has extremely complex waiver cases, so we charge according to the severity of each case. We operate a real organization and do not charge $695 on a waiver case. The person that has a simple waiver case does not even need to hire anyone and can thus save the $695.

I also have to question when you state that you know more than any US immigration lawyer anywhere in the world. Certain ones charge $1000 just for a consultation and often represent famous newsworthy clients in court. Some also do American criminal law cases(state & federal) and I doubt you will know the techniques/have the skill to prepare a successful defence at a suppression hearing, removal hearing or argue a 4th amendment issue in the US court system. This is not meant to insult but I am just wondering where you obtained your training since you state that your knowledge is superior to theirs?

Again, my location at that time is irrelevant since we have locations all over and local managers that can make relevant decisions as needed. You only assumed England since you do not receive daily updates of our work and what we do. We do indeed barter at times in certain situations since I will consider the personal situation of an individual as needed. This means that some people have received free cases from us at times.

I also note that you are not willing to give him the 100% guarantee refund if he gets denied. The most important thing is for the gentleman to get cleared since the topic has now been deemed a moot point.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. ImmigrationLaw Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

J Rogers Trusted

@KenScott.


Certain ones charge $1000 just for a consultation and often represent famous newsworthy clients in court. Some also do American criminal law cases(state & federal) and I doubt you will know the techniques/have the skill to prepare a successful defence at a suppression hearing, removal hearing or argue a 4th amendment issue in the US court system

A consultation fee is exploiting peoples fear. I don't think someone should have to pay to see me. I don't need to be skilled in "suppression hearings" or "removal hearings" or "4rth amendment issue in the US court system". I also cannot change my own oil, pilot a plane or do open heart surgery. I also don't sell those services. Neither do you. As a matter of fact, neither of us can appear in court on behalf of a client, because we are not lawyers.

We do waivers. I need to know techniques to deal with Homeland Security....on paper. I do a LOT of waivers, I see a LOT of waivers, and I am very good at taking this knowledge and finding good solutions for my clients. I know more about waivers than ANY Immigration lawyer, Canadian or US. That doesn't mean in other immigration issues their expertise is not greater than mine. This is a waiver forum. I know a LOT about waivers. Simple. I am always trying to gather MORE information about waivers. When I meet people at the airport (when they were open) I would always ask if they could let me know the results of the waiver (usually they showed me the waiver) so I have more recent data to compare. This helps me be better at my job, and this helps my clients.

(The 4rth amendment guards against illegal search and seizure. The Supreme Court has waffled on whether it only applies to US citizens or also foreign nationals. You might remember a famous Canadian was captured in Pakistan and held at Guantanimo Bay for years. He was given 10 million dollars not from the US but Canada because the US had ASKED Canada to take him back, and Stephen Harper refused, violating his Charter rights. )

KSCOTT Trusted

Ok yeah sure you know more about resolving border crossing than US immigration lawyers that have attended the Harvard School of Law and are practicing in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. Anyway, I am starting another thread on something that was given to us today by a US immigration law firm specializing in removals and resolving border crossing cases that has "less knowledge" than you.

We were given the criteria sheets used by CBP to decide as to whether a US Entry Waiver should be approved or denied. The sheets detail certain things that they use to render their decision on a case. It also has info on rehabilitation related info on waiver cases. We will now incorporate this information into our future waiver cases. This will raise us up from our minimum 98-99% success rate to the 100% category now. Obviously, you have written and distributed these sheets to CBP headquarters in D.C.?

Again, there is a reason why we charge more on cases since people actually get a major return for their investment.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

J Rogers Trusted

@KenScott every waiver that is rejected makes it CLEAR what Homeland Security wants to see. They obviously in many cases make a quick judgement (not enough time etc) and then write in great detail to JUSTIFY their decision. They are basically making sure the decision is "appeal-proof".

Show me the class at Harvard on "doing US waivers for Canadians"?

"practicing in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills" they better be doing something other than waivers then, because they would be closed pretty quickly. You see, Canadians who cannot enter the United States find it VERY hard to get to LA. Its easier to see me, since I am in the same country as them.

Scenario "A truck driver in Brampton get denied entry to the United States". Should he "google" waivers in brampton or maybe come and see me because he has been referred (I get a lot of referrals from truck drivers) or does he say "I need an immigration lawyer, preferably from Beverly Hills, but I'll settle for Los Angeles!".

Ken, even YOU must see that is a bit ridiculous.

Lawyers are trained to do a DIFFERENT job. Some of them absolutely "dabble" in waivers, but that is certainly not what you become a lawyer for.

I guess the best analogy would be an experienced mechanic vs a guy who designs cars. A mechanic has his hands dirty and is WORKING on cars, fixing problems that come up. The designer would absolutely not be able to "fix" an engine, but that is also not his job.

My competition are NOT immigration lawyers. They never do enough waivers to be up to date and knowledgeable. My competition are people who do a large volume of waivers. But you already KNOW this.

jazzsax1 Trusted

Ok seeing as this was MY thread ----- John's gonna call Ken out, Ken's gonna call John out.

How about Ken you send me this sheet to review and I will vouch if it's real or not, and if it is just confirm but not send to John, and then you all can stop trying to see who can pee further?

Because honestly ---- I would win that contest. (LOL)

On another note - got the letter from my PO today. Very positive wording (I think).

J Rogers Trusted

@Jaxxsax1

Sorry for the comments. Reading some of this is VERY frustrating. But still I apologize for using THIS thread.

I am fine with what you proposed.

jazzsax1 Trusted

So I've had some time to think about this.

Ken has said he suggests I wait a few years. Personally, I don't have the patience to wait until 2023 without trying (LOL). I have some trips I'd like to make when covid dies down which should be before then.

John has said that he's happy to help review but has suggested I work with Michelle. Likely because she's closer (I'm in YYC, she's in the armpit of Canada.... SK)

So on that note, I'm happy to look at working with Michelle on this.

@Michelle - can you post your contact info again? I will send you a text or email and we can setup a time to chat next week. I'd like to at least get the process going on getting paperwork together, court docs, etc, so at least if the opportunity comes up to submit something in the next few months, the option is there. :)

KSCOTT Trusted

@Michelle Congrats is indeed awarded to you my dear since he will luckily be in good hands. Contact me and maybe the the 3 of us(You, me and Jazz) can do a conference call and can go over the documents aka "magical papers" CBP uses to determine if a waiver will be approved or not and other things. Some of this info can be incorporated perhaps into his waiver packet.

Ken Scott
Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
www.usentrywaiverservices.com
888 908-3841
604 332-9213

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