Can one travel to canada from U.S.A. without green card or passport?

Question

Can one travel to canada from U.S.A. without green card or passport?

Answer 1

Yes.

US citizens need either a US passport, passport card, or both a driver's license and US birth certificate if going to Canada by car.  If flying, passport book is required.  

Permanent residents need a green card.

Answer 2

If you are under 18, you just need photo ID. But otherwise, you'll need a passport, thanks to those stupid new laws.

Answer 3

no, you'll need both

Answer 4

Hi I am a US citizen and I live in Canada. Right now if you want to enter Canada at a land border you just need to have your birth certificate and photo ID.  If you are coming in by plane or boat then you do have to have a passport.  The land borders will not require a passport for American citizens until June 2009.

Of course this only applies if you are just coming in for a short visit.  If you plan to stay a lengthy amount of time then you do need a visitor's visa and you can get one at the border when you enter.

Answer 5

We took a train into Canada last year and we only needed our passports

Answer 6

No you can't

Answer 7

I've always traveled to Canada with just a passport, no need for a green card for me since I never planned on staying or living there, just traveling.

Answer 8

you need passport along with green card.