Entry Into U.S. After Completion of 5-Year Bar

[Ms Canadian]

In Jun 2002, I was denied entry into US as I was transiting the US on my way to Canada. The immigration authority pulled up some old records of the time when I had lived and worked illegally in the US as I was stuck in a bad marriage . They deported me immediately and put a 5 yr bar on entry. I was found inadmissable under sections 212(a); (6)(c)(ii) of the INS act.
I am a Canadian citizen with no criminal records. I have a very clean file, am well settled in Canada and have a stable, professional job. I have also changed my last name since then due to divorce.
I have never tried to re-enter US during the 5 Yrs of the ban.
My 2 brothers live in the US and are US citizens. I have now completed the 5 yr prohibition period in jun 2007. Can I visit the US without any special permission or paperwork. I have no intention of staying or working there. The document of removal does not say anything about how to enter the US after the completion of 5 yrs. I would really like to visit my family there.
Please advice.

[Mr. Knowitall]

You can attempt to reenter without any special permission, but you may be turned back at the border. From what you say you are again eligible to enter the U.S., but that doesn't necessarily mean you will be permitted to enter. I would suggest trying to clarify your situation with a U.S. embassy or consulate before you try to enter.