I am planning on traveling through the Quebec area and need some ****INEXPENSIVE**** but **nice** lodging and points of interest. I am planning to start in Toronto, then to Ottawa, on to Montreal ...
May 1st im planning to take my bake and pedal my butt from Ottawa, Ont. to Prince George, B.C. to visit my girl!!
I've never done a big trip, but I am going to use this time until then to ...
My husband is in Canada right now for work he will not be back till Christmas I would like to send him some thing that includes tobacco can I send it? ...
Can I still Cross into Vancouver BC if I don't have a Passport or Birth Cert?
What if I don't have a passport or birth certificate? Can I still cross over into Vancouver BC? I heard I could provide a copy of a birth certificate if it's notarized....anyone have any info? Additional Details I am in Seattle
It depends where your coming from, if it's the states then yes you new your passport, if your already in Canada you must have your birth certificatehttp://www.ppt.gc.ca/index.aspx?lang=eng
JuanB
You are going to have to apply to get a birth certificate. You need your birth certificate plus a drivers license, and photocopies aren't acceptable . The term copy occasionally gets thrown around, but the really mean "official copy" or "original copy"
Here is the link explaining WHTI, there is no difference between if you are American or Canadian, or what direction you are crossing the border.
BEN J
only way u can do that is if u go illegally!
Angelina
United States Passports are now required for entry into Canada. As of 1 January 2007, you wll now need to present a valid Passport to Customs when entering Canada, and returning to the United States by air. You won't need one for overland crossing until 2008.
tuppenybitz
you do NOT need a passport to drive in to Canada until summer 09 but you must show a government issued photo ID like a drivers license , and proof of American residency such as a birth certificate
BUT if your flying in to Canada you must have a passport
mmoynan
well where are you from?
hopeful
from what i understand, for U.S. citizens, birth certificates are no longer acceptable for border crossings. Only passports will be accepted.
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