Traveling To Canada With Wet Reckless Driving

Did you know that your entire party could be turned around at the border if you are caught traveling to Canada with wet reckless driving on your record? That is right – your friends, family and business colleagues could be prevented from entering the country if they are associated with someone who has an alcohol-related driving offense.

Getting into Canada with wet reckless driving on a record is more difficult than many people imagine, but that does not mean that it is impossible. If you need to visit Canada for business or family matters, you need an immigration lawyer from Global Crossing on your side to help you through the process.

What do I need to know about traveling to Canada with wet reckless driving on my record?

Canadian officials take drunk driving offenses very seriously, which is why traveling to Canada with wet reckless driving on a record is often challenging. The good news is that there are options for those who are traveling to Canada with wet reckless driving records; several processes are available to prove to the government that you do not intend to fall back into that habit.

Many travelers are able to enter Canada with a wet reckless driving record through one of these programs:

• Deemed rehabilitation
• Criminal rehabilitation
• Temporary entrance passes

Deemed rehabilitation involves proving to the Canadian government that at least 10 years have passed since the completion of your sentence. Criminal rehabilitation provides special processes for those who completed their sentences five years ago — however, extra paperwork is involved.

Especially compelling cases may qualify for a temporary access pass into the country that will require periodic renewal. Global Crossing can help you determine your best option for traveling to Canada with wet reckless driving in your past. Contact us today to learn more about the programs for which you qualify.