10(B) Criminal Law CenterSt. Catharines, ON · July 28, 2026Can You Travel to the U.S. with a Canadian Criminal Charge (Not a Conviction)
To answer the question “Can You Travel to the U.S. with a Canadian Criminal Charge (Not a Conviction)”, it can be difficult, legally, to travel to the U.S. when you are charged with a crime in Canada. CBP focuses primarily on convictions, and outcomes for individuals not convicted, such as peace bonds that are stayed...
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