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Exclusion order from Canada want to visit US

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faaz   0

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Hello

I am Indian Citizen, and I have an exclusion order from Canada for 1 year.

I am planning to visit the united states, and I was wondering if the exclusion from Canada would have any effect on entering the united states.

I have B1/B2 visa and have travelled US two times before i got exclusion order from Canada.

There is a crossed line with pen on my Canada visa in my passport.

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canadian_wife   1,823

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First question, why the exclusion order? Was there a crime committed?

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faaz   0

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I was helping my friend in his business where i was taken by immigration.

No crime was committed nor it has been convicted so i was advised to leave country which i did as i was having my return ticket.

I was told that i cannot visit again for one year and if i want to visit again i have to apply for visa and then i can visit.

Will there be a problem if i visit US ????

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So, working in Canada while on a tourist visa?

That sounds a bit like a crime to me.

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Not directly, but they share data so you might have some explaining to do.

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Harsh_77   718

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I was helping my friend in his business where i was taken by immigration.

No crime was committed nor it has been convicted so i was advised to leave country which i did as i was having my return ticket.

I was told that i cannot visit again for one year and if i want to visit again i have to apply for visa and then i can visit.

Will there be a problem if i visit US ????

Working on tourist visa is a violation of the law.

It would be upto officer at POE to make the call if he would admit you in the country or not, if I was sitting in officer's place first thought that would go thru my mind would be you will do samething in US i.e work on tourist visa and hence deny the entry.

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jaycali Experienced

jaycali   415

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Having violated Canadian immigration law does not automatically exclude you from the US. There is no law in the US stating that you cannot be in Canada illegally, or work in Canada illegally. However, it is something that (if it comes up at the port of entry) a CBP officer would take into account in determining whether or not you are likely to violate US laws.

 
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