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Is the birth certificate needed to get into canada? or what else can be considered a govt issued id?

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Is the birth certificate needed to get into canada? or what else can be considered a govt issued id?

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  1. Social Security Card

    Drivers license

    State ID

    Passport

    Any id from the military

    Take a look at this regarding Canada.

    # New U.S. Passport Requirements for U.S., Canadian, Mexican, Caribbean Travel

    U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has implemented a mandate (The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative) that phases in new passport requirements for all travelers to and from the Americas (including Mexico, Panama, and Canada), the Caribbean, and Bermuda. This will require a passport or other accepted form of documentation (U.S. Permanent Resident Card, DHS Travel Document/Refugee Document or Re-entry Permit, or other passport-replacing document) when entering or leaving the United States. This initiative has been implemented in phases, with the proposed timeline as follows:

        * On January 23, 2007 - All passengers including U.S., Canadian and Bermudian nationals are required to hold a valid passport (or valid passport replacing document as described above, i.e. U.S. Permanent Resident Card, DHS Travel Document etc.) to enter the United States if entering/leaving by air. This requirement applies to all air travel to or from the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean, and Canada.

        * On January 31, 2008 - Oral declarations of citizenship are no longer accepted at land/sea border crossings. Some form of documentation proving citizenship is required. For details see http://www.dhs.gov/xtrvlsec/crossingbord...

        * On June 1, 2009 - Land/Sea border crossing requirements become identical to the air travel requirements implemented on January 23, 2007.


  2. Drivers license, citizenship card, Provincial or State issued ID, Armed Forces ID...pretty much any Gov issued ID that contains a photo.  IF they ask for it.

  3. a passport or birth certificate

  4. it depends on how your traveling there if ur driving u need a passport, or birth certificate and some kind of photo id. if ur flying u need a passport.

  5. driver's license. military ID etc. can all be gov. id's. also passports.

  6. a passport

  7. You need a passport to go to Canada. This became effective Jan. 2007. Keep in mind that it takes 6-8 to get one if you didn't get it express service.

  8. A driver's license/photo I.D. card and birth certificate.

    A military I.D. card.

    A passport.

  9. passport ,birth certificate

  10. You need a passport, but I believe to obtain a passport you need a birth certificate.

    I also believe that you NEED a passport if youre going out of the U.S and into any other country, so it'd be a better idea to go apply for a passport, although it's a very tedious process, than show up at the airport or wherever and not be able to get into Canada because you only have a birth certificate.

  11. you need a passport i think.

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