| cashflyer |
09-27-2006 10:43 AM |
I have my Passport here in my desk, right next to my .45.
That's pretty damn American.
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Originally posted by Scooter
I have a voter's registration card. It works to get into Canada and into the US. They allow it because you have to be a US citizen to vote, therefore a registration card is proof of citizenship.
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After Dec 31 2006, Passports will be required for all air and sea travel between the US and Canada. For now, ground travel checkpoints across the border still accept a certified copy of the birth certificate plus a photo ID issued by your state of residence. I can't say that you have not gotten away with it, but the voter registration card is specifically mentioned as unacceptable on the US State Dept website. After Dec 31 2007, a passport will be required for all travel by any means. |
