crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
i have an oui and stuff and recently found out that i can't get into canada. how do they check that stuff out at the border? also, what steps do i have to take to be let into the country?
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by hebelect
i have an oui and stuff and recently found out that i can't get into canada. how do they check that stuff out at the border? also, what steps do i have to take to be let into the country?
thanks guys was your DUI in canada or the US... |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
they wouldnt let my dad into canada a year or two back because he had a dui on his record from when he was like 19. he never ended up doing anything about it, but i remember he said something about paying some kind of fee to get past it.
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
yup, my girl is canadian, and she said i most likely will not be let in due to having a felony on my record. she sxaid there rediculously strict up there and dont want us trouble in their backwards, nigged out environment, eh?
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
hotrex whatchu got for a felony? as for the license plate thing, what if i drive up with somebody else? can they tell by my ID or anything? the oui was in the US btw
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
you have to apply for a pardon with the government.
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
why would you want to go to their bunk ass country anyhow, only reason id go is to bang my girl on her home turf.....
i got reckless indangerment, reckless driving, assault charge, and got caught smashing mailboxes, thats a felony sir |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Title 18, United States Code
Section 1705. Destruction of letter boxes or mail Whoever willfully or maliciously injures, tears down or destroys any letter box or other receptacle intended or used for the receipt or delivery of mail on any mail route, or breaks open the same, or willfully or maliciously injures, defaces or destroys any mail deposited therein, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years. :o |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
yup, i got away though under AR
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by iflybye
Title 18, United States Code
Section 1705. Destruction of letter boxes or mail Whoever willfully or maliciously injures, tears down or destroys any letter box or other receptacle intended or used for the receipt or delivery of mail on any mail route, or breaks open the same, or willfully or maliciously injures, defaces or destroys any mail deposited therein, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years. :o |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by iflybye
Title 18, United States Code
Section 1705. Destruction of letter boxes or mail Whoever willfully or maliciously injures, tears down or destroys any letter box or other receptacle intended or used for the receipt or delivery of mail on any mail route, or breaks open the same, or willfully or maliciously injures, defaces or destroys any mail deposited therein, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years. :o |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
soon as the ask for ID they run your name
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by spoon fed
soon as the ask for ID they run your name
They just ask for ID, we all had it. Asked us what we were doing in CA, and let us go through. |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Since it's just the most panzy ass socialist society anyway, just offer to pay a tax. ----, you can't even get your own mail in Canada without paying a tax, and their country doesn't have anything to do with the UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE (the people who deliver that ---- anyway) What a scam
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
I was actually deported from canada about 2 years ago. They held me at the border and I had to talk to customs from canada and the US, etc.. etc.. basically about 4 hours of my life wasted, then they finally deported me after telling me they could put me in a canadian jail for a year if they wanted to.
Either way, if you look like trouble, they will run your ---- and they will find your record and they wont let you come in. And if they ask you if you've been arrested and you lie, then they find out you have... they get very upset. And you are in a foreign country, illegally, and they do have the ability to put you in jail. So dont piss them off. From what I've read about you, I wouldnt recommend you try to cross the border :) :-* |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
Since it's just the most panzy ass socialist society anyway, just offer to pay a tax. ----, you can't even get your own mail in Canada without paying a tax, and their country doesn't have anything to do with the UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE (the people who deliver that ---- anyway) What a scam
Stan |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
a dui up the is a felony. thats why they wont let u in.
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
They lied to you. It's not a duty, it's a tax. It's there for the government to nickel and dime you to death so they have more control over your life.
Now THAT'S an economics lesson. ;) |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
They lied to you. It's not a duty, it's a tax. It's there for the government to nickel and dime you to death so they have more control over your life.
Now THAT'S an economics lesson. ;) |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
actually, this is america, who gives a ----,
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
The bottom line is they impose it to put the money in thier pockets. They give you an excuse on why they do it, and then they laugh with thier government friends while they're playing golf.
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
The bottom line is they impose it to put the money in thier pockets. They give you an excuse on why they do it, and then they laugh with thier government friends while they're playing golf.
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Wait, so they take your taxes to get your own mail so that you'll have a job, so that you can pay them income taxes so that you can re-elect them?
Wow, that's fucked. |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
Wait, so they take your taxes to get your own mail so that you'll have a job, so that you can pay them income taxes so that you can re-elect them?
Wow, that's fucked. Canada has some fucked up principles....not to mention they are french... BTW: WTF is a OUI? Did you really mean DUI? |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Different states have a different term for it.
OUI- Operating under the influence DUI- Driving under the influence DWI- Driving while intoxicated My brother is in cop school, he told me what the slight differences are, but you are fucked with any of them. |
Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
you can get an oui with riding a bike, tractors, anything that you can operate and kill someone. thats how they see it here in nebraska. The bike thing is kinda fucked up but if you were that drunk I don't think that you could even ride a bike
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Re: crossing into canada with criminal offenses?
Originally Posted by B16CRXT
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
Wait, so they take your taxes to get your own mail so that you'll have a job, so that you can pay them income taxes so that you can re-elect them?
Wow, that's fucked. Canada has some fucked up principles....not to mention they are french... and steve, if i send u something you'll have to pay duty fee's too. so much for free trade huh? and yes, I agree. they tax us WAY to much. 30-35% of my pay is gone in taxes before i get it. |
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