What's needed ???

Question

I am originally from Canada but, I have been in the United States for 8 years. My Fiance is Mexican, we have a child together. She is like 3 months old now. She was of course born in the USA. If I wanna go back to Canada , if me and my fiance got married here would the accept him into canada? Or does he need a passport? Because in the Mexican Consulate the people said no for going into Canada in car. My mom had a friend and his daughter is a Truck-Driver. She travel across the border all the time into Canada. She said that the Border is full of armed men that will send you back to you country since 911. They are trying to look out for terrorists. But would they accept him if he's married to me since I'm a canadian Citizen? And would my daughter need a American Passport? Someone told us NO! I wouldn't think she'd need one unless she was on a airplane. She shouldn't have to have one cause she's a baby. We'd only need her Birth Certificate and social Security #? And it would be ok ?

Answer 1

You will need either a passport or a government issued photo ID such as a driver's license and your birth certificate to come back into Canada.  Your fiance will need a passport.  Your daughter will need her birth certificate.  If both your and your fiance are named on your daughter's birth certificate and he does not come with you into Canada then you will also need a letter from him giving you permission to take your daughter into Canada and he should be available by phone when you are crossing the border in case the border officials want to check to make sure that it is ok.  The fact that you are Canadian does not allow your fiance to automatically enter Canada.

Answer 2

Yeah, come on home. This is Canada, who cares? Cross the border, doesn't matter. Bring the crew.

You're a citizen and you want to cross my border, with two aliens. Now, what do you want from me?