Waiver 4 Prostitution

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JOHN ROGERS (trusted member) Trusted

Trtttt - facts you need to know.

1. You do not need a waiver.
2. If you listen to me, and stop believing what you read on the internet, you never will

An absolute discharge means you plead guilty to something and there is no "penalty". One year after you were given it, you MUST go an get fingerprinted for the purpose of a Pardon. This will show the RCMP that the record is there, and then they will remove it. If you NEVER get the fingerprints done, the Discharge will never be removed.

Just like your assumption that Homeland Security "scrolls CPIC for new entries" is wrong, your assumption that the RCMP will remove the discharge without you getting fingerprinted is also wrong. CPIC is not a database you "scroll" or "copy".

So after the 1 year is over, and the fingerprints come back "no record existing" go to the Police that arrested you and ask them to also remove the record. Then you are clean.

You can travel, get jobs, do whatever you want and no one will ever know you ever were arrested.

I have been doing this since 1996 and EVERYTHING I have told you is guaranteed to be accurate and true.

Sara Toronto1

This problem has seriously affected me
My parents live in the states and I can’t see them .
At the border they said I’ll get back in the states after 4 months and now Its almost at 2 years :(

Chynaa

@sarah toronto 1

I was told three months and im in the same boat as you. July will be two years.

& No offence to anyone but i specifically made this thread to help all the individuals that are waiting for waivers in regards to prostitution because theres no other thread on this forum where somone has mentioned getting an approved waiver for this particular offence.

It would be greatly appreciated if we can stay on topic , please form your own thread or post to the general “processing times” if your issue does not relate to this particular offence which has continously been the topic throughout this thread.

Thanks

JOHN ROGERS (trusted member) Trusted

Prostitution is not actually considered a serious offence. The main concern is:

1) how long ago
2.) If it might still be going on. In other words, if allowed into the United States, would the person overstay, using this method to make money.
3.) Could the person be working for someone in the United States who is bringing them to the US to exploit them as a sex worker.

Sara Toronto’s

I never did prostitution the officer told me I would be on the last flight if I said yes to section 212 I told him for 1 hour that I don’t understand what that means so I just said yes . Then he said you can’t enter for 4 months . In April it will be 2 years for me .
I don’t have a criminal record never had any issue with the law .
My parents are both US citizens . I never stayed in the states more then few weeks .

Chynaa

To everyone thats waiting for a waiver for prostitution , i got denied and i think its because not enough time has elapased , i will apply again in 2019

Sara torontooo

Omg @chynaa when did you get denied ?
What was written on the letter . Why are you not sending in your waiver now why wait till 2019??

Chynaa

@sarah torontoo

The letter for denial gives u no reason at all just has an attatchment that allows me to appeal their decision , im assuming it is cus i applied right away and that they beleive not enough time has gone by so i got advice and was told to wait one year before tryin again

Sara to

I see . Well I’m sorry about that :(
I applied about 3 months after . And that only because my retarded lawyer made a mistake and it was returned . Or else it would had went trough less then a week after I got denied in the states.
I see so many people with criminal records getting in the states and you’re denied that’s in believable :(

Chynaa

Has anyone from this specific forum heard anything yet??

Sartoron

On may 4 th it will be 2 years since I’ve got denied entry in the states .
What’s the longest time it took someone to get in .
Also chyna did you re apply for your waiver ?

JOHN ROGERS (trusted member) Trusted

I have seen waiver applications take up to two years but most people are getting an answer in 90 days or less.

Sarra toro

@john Rogers
It’s been almost 2 years for me ( may 4th)
Do you think it would take longer meanwhile I’m e mailing and I’m still getting the same answer .
Do you have any advise what should I do
This waiting game is driving me crazy

JOHN ROGERS (trusted member) Trusted

to be honest you are doing the only thing you CAN do.

Chynaa

@Sara Toronto

No I wont be applying again til 2019 , at that point it will be 3 years since i got turned away , hopefully waiting this long will provide me with a better result , and tou should hear something very soon , i waited 18 months before hearing something

Chynaa

Any updates fir anyone here, did anyone get approved?

Angel

I was banned from entering the US in March 2014 for admitting to sex work as my profession.

I submitted my us entry waiver application on August 2018 and received my waiver on November 2018 for 1 year.

I still have 5 years left in my 10 year ban, so I’ll have to apply for another waiver.

Hope this helps.

John Rogers (trusted member) Trusted

@Angel

I think it does because there are a couple of other people with the exact same charge who were waiting 5 years to apply, but maybe 3-4 is sufficient.

Nikki

@Angel , thank you so much for ur post and giving us hope ! Did u include any form of rehabilitation when u submitted the waiver ?

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