Nationwide Dev

U.S. ENTRY WAIVERS

Structured application support for lawful U.S. travel

Individuals with certain criminal records may be found inadmissible to the United States by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). In some cases, a U.S. Entry Waiver may allow temporary entry despite past convictions, subject to U.S. law and discretionary approval.

Nationwide provides application support to assist with preparing U.S. Entry Waiver submissions. Our role includes organizing required documentation, assisting with form completion, and ensuring application materials are prepared clearly and consistently before submission.

All determinations regarding admissibility, eligibility, and approval are made solely by U.S. government authorities.

WITHOUT A WAIVER, YOU MAY EXPERIENCE

Refusal of entry at a U.S. port of entry
Additional screening or questioning by border officials
Ongoing travel restrictions related to prior inadmissibility findings

CIRCUMSTANCES THAT MAY REQUIRE A WAIVER

Certain criminal convictions, including impaired driving, theft, assault, fraud, or drug-related offences
Previous immigration or entry violations, such as overstays
Criminal records accessible to U.S. authorities through information-sharing systems

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE

Assistance with identifying and organizing required court and background documentation
Guidance on fingerprinting requirements and submission procedures
Structured preparation of supporting documentation aligned with U.S. Entry Waiver application requirements
Status tracking and procedural follow-up throughout the application process

Closing Line Our role is to help ensure applications are prepared accurately, completely, and in accordance with current requirements prior to submission. Nationwide provides application support services only. All admissibility determinations and final decisions are made solely by U.S. government authorities.

AI-SUPPORTED APPLICATION REVIEW

This service uses AI-supported workflows to help identify missing information, sequencing issues, and common application errors during preparation. AI tools are used to assist with document organization and consistency checks only. All application materials are reviewed by trained professionals before submission.

Artificial intelligence does not provide legal advice, determine eligibility, influence decisions, or guarantee outcomes.