Flat-fee pricing

One price for an I-192 entry waiver.

$1,295 CAD

flat service fee

What's included and what isn't — published openly so you see every dollar before you commit.

What's included

  • US-licensed attorney signs your Form G-28 and represents you before CBP
  • Hranka legal brief tailored to your file
  • Personal statement drafted from your attorney interview
  • Direct e-SAFE filing through the attorney portal
  • Communication with CBP's Admissibility Review Office on your behalf
  • Post-decision support and renewal reminder when your waiver nears expiry

What's not included

US$1,100 — U.S. Customs and Border Protection filing fee for Form I-192. Paid directly to CBP at filing; set by federal regulation 8 CFR § 106.2.

$50–$75 CAD — RCMP-accredited fingerprinting fee. Paid directly to the agency when you book your appointment.

Government fees are paid by you, directly to the relevant party — they never sit on the Waiver Counsel invoice.

Other cases

Renewal of an I-192 originally filed by us
$695 CAD flat.
I-212 cases and combined I-192 + I-212 filings
Quoted on a free phone consult — every I-212 file is fact-specific. The CBP filing fee for Form I-212 is US$1,175.
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What we commit to in writing.

CBP, not Waiver Counsel, decides your waiver. Our written commitments cover our work, not the outcome. The attorney advises; you decide whether to file.

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Commitment 1

Attorney advises; client decides — every concern in writing.

Before filing, the attorney issues a written merit opinion identifying any weaknesses in your application — recency of offences, evidentiary gaps, prior denials, anything CBP may weigh against you. You see those concerns in writing before any filing fee is paid. We will not file an application that would be unlawful to file. Beyond that, the decision to file is yours.

Commitment 2

Free re-filing for documentable Waiver Counsel errors.

If your application is denied and the denial is attributable to a documentable error by Waiver Counsel — an incomplete document package on our end, a missed filing deadline we tracked, or a form-field error we should have caught in review — we will prepare and file a renewed application at no additional service-fee cost. The CBP re-filing fee and any new RCMP fingerprinting fee are not included in this commitment; those are paid to CBP and the fingerprinting agency directly.

What these commitments do not cover

  • Outcome. No lawyer, anywhere, can promise a specific adjudication outcome. CBP decides each case at its discretion under the three-factor test in Matter of Hranka.
  • Refund on attorney concerns. If the attorney's written merit opinion identifies weaknesses and you choose to file anyway, the service fee is earned and is not refundable on that basis. The attorney's job is to advise; the decision is yours.
  • Government fees. The US$1,100 CBP filing fee and any re-filing fees are paid to CBP and are non-refundable by CBP.
  • Third-party costs. RCMP fingerprinting fees, court-record retrieval charges, and translation fees are third-party costs and are non-refundable by those providers.
  • Client-side delays or inaccuracies. The free-re-filing commitment does not apply where a denial or delay results from information or documents you provide that are inaccurate, incomplete, or submitted outside our direction.

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