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How Our Service Investment Is Determined

U.S. entry waiver cases vary widely. Some involve a single, minor offence from many years ago. Others involve multiple convictions, prior border refusals, misrepresentation findings, or complex immigration histories.

For this reason, we do not offer flat-fee pricing.

Each case is assessed individually and structured by investment level, based on:

  • the nature and seriousness of the inadmissibility issue

  • the number and type of court records required

  • the degree of rehabilitation documentation needed

  • the risk profile at a U.S. port of entry

  • the level of strategic preparation required for CBP adjudication

  • This ensures each client receives the appropriate level of work, not a one-size-fits-all submission.

    What “Investment Level” Means

    The term investment reflects the reality of this process.

    Clients are not paying for forms. They are investing in:

    • proper case positioning with U.S. Customs and Border Protection

    • risk mitigation at future U.S. border crossings

    • accurate documentation and evidence presentation

    • professional preparation designed to avoid preventable denials

    In most cases, we handle nearly every aspect of the file, including:

    • obtaining and reviewing court records

    • structuring personal statements

    • organizing rehabilitation and reference documentation

    • preparing a complete, submission-ready waiver package

    • This approach allows clients to focus on their work, families, and lives while the process is handled professionally from start to finish.

    General Service Investment Ranges

    The following ranges are provided as general guidance only.
    Final investment level is confirmed after review of records and risk factors.

    Level 1: Low-Complexity Cases

    Typical Investment:
    $2,500 CAD (plus U.S. government filing fee)

    Common examples include:

    • a single minor offence from many years ago

    • no prior U.S. immigration violations

    • complete and straightforward court documentation

    • no misrepresentation or drug admissions

    • These cases typically require limited documentation and standard preparation.

    Level 2: Moderate-Complexity Cases

    Typical Investment:
    $2,500 – $5,000 CAD (plus U.S. government filing fee)

    Common examples include:

    • multiple convictions

    • prior U.S. denial or secondary inspection history

    • drug or marijuana admissions

    • older court files requiring clarification

    • rehabilitation documentation that must be carefully structured

    • These cases require a higher level of preparation and narrative development.

    Level 3: High-Complexity / High-Risk Cases

    Typical Investment:
    $5,000 – $60,000+ CAD (plus U.S. government filing fee)

    Common examples include:

    • serious criminal history

    • misrepresentation findings

    • prior removals or long-term bans

    • trafficking or smuggling-related allegations

    • cases involving heightened CBP scrutiny or security indicators

    • These cases require intensive preparation, detailed documentation, and advanced strategy.

    U.S. Government Filing Fees

    In addition to professional services, U.S. Customs and Border Protection charges a mandatory, non-refundable government filing fee for Form I-192.

    Current government fee: $1,100 USD

    This fee:

    • is paid directly to the U.S. government

    • is separate from our service investment

    • applies regardless of approval outcome

    Who This Service Is Intended For

    his service is intended for individuals who:

    • want their U.S. admissibility issues addressed properly

    • understand the seriousness of CBP adjudication

    • prefer professional handling rather than self-preparation

    • are prepared to invest in doing the process correctly

    It is not intended for:

    • bargain shopping

    • form-only assistance

    • guaranteed outcomes

    • last-minute or incomplete submissions

    Frequently Asked Questions About Fees

    Why don’t you offer flat-fee pricing?

    U.S. entry waiver cases vary significantly in complexity, documentation requirements, and risk level. Flat-fee pricing assumes every case requires the same amount of work, which is rarely true. Our investment-based structure ensures each case receives the appropriate level of preparation.

    No. No service provider can guarantee approval of a U.S. entry waiver. Investment level reflects the amount of work and preparation required – not a guaranteed outcome. Proper preparation reduces avoidable errors and improves case presentation, but final decisions rest with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

    No. The U.S. government filing fee is separate and paid directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. This fee is mandatory and non-refundable regardless of the outcome.

    Yes. Investment level is confirmed only after reviewing your records, history, and risk factors. Some cases appear simple initially but require additional documentation or strategic preparation once reviewed.

    There is no obligation to proceed. The consultation is intended to assess your situation, explain risk, and determine whether professional assistance is appropriate for your case.

    Next Step: Determine Your Investment Level

    Because every case is different, the only way to determine the correct investment level is through a confidential consultation.

    During this process, your history, documentation, and risk profile are reviewed so your case can be structured appropriately from the outset.

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