[pct-l] Canadian Entry Permit Denied

[Charlie & Nancy Zapp]

Some years ago on a ski trip into Canada, one of the guys in the car  
was denied access into Canada for a DUI.  At the time I thought there  
must be more to the story, but apparently not.  The Canadian Customs  
agent provided some forms for requesting a waiver from Canadian  
Immigration.  The cost at that time was about $200 (US)  with about 6  
months process time.  This I am sure is not good news at this  
particular time!
Piece of Work

On Mar 10, 2009, at 8:15 PM, Matthew Oliphant wrote:


Has anyone else been denied entry to Canada this year?  I just got my  
smack down in the mail for previous ...um... criminality.



I thought hiker trash was hiker TRASH.

Is there recourse to a denial?

Do I simply return from whence I came?



Sigh.



Matthew

(Career Criminal, apparently)

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