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Old Nov 24, 2005, 07:46 PM
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Do I need a passport?

We are planning a trip to Memphis, from Canada. Is there a law yet, to have to have a passport. We are going in March. Do I need to do this?

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Old Nov 25, 2005, 12:40 AM   #2  
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Have you tried asking either consulate? If I were you that's the first place I'd ask, as they are usually up on the latest laws. I would also assume, you'd need something to identify yourself with. Good Luck.


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To travel from the united states to Canada, or canada to the united states there is no need for passport as of yet. They were talking about needing a passport to get into the united states from Canada in the year 2006 but I think they are going to scrap that idea. All you need is Birth certificate and drivers liceance.

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As of Dec 31, 2006...you WILL need a passport to enter or leave Canada-US border via AIR TRAVEL

As of Dec 31, 2007...you WILL need a passport to enter or leave Canada-US border via GROUND TRAVEL (that is, crossing by car)

WEB LINK REFERENCE: http://www.pptc.gc.ca/travel_tips/trip_planning_e.asp

In the mean time, you need your birth certificate or something to prove you have Canadian citizenship and a govt issued picture Id (drivers license or your health card).

So, birth certiciate + (drivers license or health card)...drivers license is better as most Americans look at the Health Card with a very confused look and some even doubt its authenticity b/c they have never seen it nor have anything like it.

I would recommande a drivers license and birth certificate.

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