Renewal of Form I-192 Waivers

QUESTION: What type of documentation do I need to bring to the border to obtain a waiver renewal?  Is it the same as getting an initial waiver? 

REPLY:  In order to obtain a new waiver, you will need to submit virtually the same application materials that you did the first time.  Of course, the new materials must be updated.  Specifically, you will need to obtain a new RCMP report, current employment letter, etc.  You will also want to submit documentation of any changes in your life – new home, new career, family, etc. 

You can submit copies of some documents, such as your personal statement and certificate(s) of conviction (if applicable) that were previously submitted with your first waiver application. 

Our office will evaluate each waiver renewal applicant’s case individually and compile a case-specific list of items that we recommend submitting with the waiver renewal application.  Since each case is different, I cannot advise you specifically about what to submit.  If you would like to submit additional information about your case and receive a complete professional analysis, please consider contacting my office to set up a consultation.