Peter Gill’s 5-Year U.S. Waiver Approved — A Monumental Win in the Most Unlikely Case

A Legendary Case. An Unbeatable Result.

This is not your average waiver case. This is Peter Gill — once associated with the most feared criminal organization in Vancouver’s history. A man tried for murder, tied to the infamous Bindy Johal era, and thrust into one of the most publicized court cases ever to hit Canada.

Today, Peter Gill is approved for a 5-year U.S. entry waiver.

That approval didn’t happen by luck.
It happened because we handled it.

Background: The Peter Gill You Think You Know

In the mid-1990s, Vancouver was a war zone. Rivalries, murders, gang wars—it was chaos. At the center of it all was Bindy Johal and his inner circle. Peter Gill was thrust into the spotlight after being charged alongside Bhupinder (Bindy) Johal, Rajinder Kumar Benji, Michael Kent Budai, Ho Sik (Phil) Kim, and Sun News Lal in the double homicide of the Dosanjh brothers—an event that shook the Indo-Canadian community to its core.

The trial lasted years. The media swarmed. Tensions ran high.

Ultimately, Peter was acquitted.

But in the eyes of U.S. border authorities, an acquittal doesn’t erase history.

The Problem: Even Without a Conviction, the U.S. Initially Said “No”

Peter’s name was red-flagged.
He was barred from entering the United States, despite never having been convicted of a serious crime. Why? Because the U.S. doesn’t just look at convictions—they look at everything:

• • Your past associations

• • High-profile involvement

• • Media coverage

• • Public risk perception

And Peter Gill? His name was everywhere. Court transcripts. News broadcasts. Police reports.

This wasn’t just a tough case—it was a case most waiver services would run away from.

The Solution: A Strategy Built by a U.S. Government Insider

Peter didn’t go to a basic lawyer.
He didn’t use a discount waiver company.
He came to US Entry Waiver Services Ltd.

Why?

Because we are led by a former U.S. federal officer and former Washington State law enforcement officer who worked inside the U.S. government at many agencies to include the Pentagon, trained immigration lawyers, and understands exactly how CBP officers think.

Our strategy for Peter:

Documented 20+ years of law-abiding behavior
Letters of support from credible community members
Evidence of full rehabilitation
Demonstrated zero threat to U.S. safety or interests
Crafted a waiver narrative that CBP could not ignore

We submitted a world-class package. And CBP responded with the highest form of approval:
A 5-Year U.S. Entry Waiver.

What This Means for Peter Gill — And for You

Peter and others are now fully authorized to:

• • Cross into the U.S. at any land border

• • Fly into any U.S. airport

• • Visit family, attend business meetings, or vacation — legally

• • Travel without fear of denial, detention, or secondary inspection

This wasn’t just a win.
This was a full-circle moment.

Common Myths Destroyed by This Case

“I was never convicted, so I don’t need a waiver.”
Wrong. Peter wasn’t convicted of a serious crime either, and he still needed one.

“It’s been decades. They won’t care anymore.”
Wrong. U.S. systems never forget. Your past is still visible.

“Only lawyers can help with serious cases like mine.”
Dead wrong. Most lawyers don’t understand CBP discretion like we do.

Why We’re Better Than Any Lawyer or Consultant

Most waiver companies use cookie-cutter forms.
Most U.S. immigration lawyers don’t specialize in inadmissibility or even understand it.
Some take your money without understanding what CBP actually wants.

We’re different. Here’s why:

We are led by a Senior U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst
We’ve trained lawyers on waiver strategy
We don’t guess—we predict CBP behavior
Our approval rate is consistently higher than law firms or agencies
Our clients include high-profile individuals who require serious representation

Peter Gill trusted us with his future. You should, too.

Who Needs a U.S. Entry Waiver?

You may qualify for a waiver if you:

• • Were ever charged or convicted of a crime

• • Had involvement with a gang or criminal organization

• • Were previously deported or denied entry to the U.S.

• • Have a Canadian pardon (which the U.S. does NOT recognize)

• • Believe CBP might flag your name at the border

If Peter Gill’s name could trigger a denial, so can yours.

Take Action — The Right Way, The First Time

We don’t offer false hope. We offer real solutions.

Based in Surrey, BC — proudly serving clients across Canada
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Final Word: Redemption Is Real — If You Fight for It the Right Way

Peter Gill’s story isn’t about glorifying the past.
It’s about proving that even the most serious cases can have a future.

We didn’t just get a waiver.
We got the highest level of approval possible for one of the most difficult names in Canadian history.

And if we can do that, we can help you too.

Ready to Get Started? Let’s Talk.

If Peter Gill’s case can be approved — after everything he’s been through — then there is hope for you, too. We specialize in U.S. entry waivers for serious, complex, and high-profile records. Don’t guess your way through the system.

Contact us now for a 1-on-1 confidential assessment and let us show you what’s possible.

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