Then you can t cross into the US. As of Jun 1, 2009 you need to have a passport or NEXUS pass. Washington residents can also cross with an Enhanced Driver s License . I don t know if Canada has something similar. I live in the Seattle area and go to BC every few months for cat shows and have a NEXUS pass. It only costs $50 and is good for 5 years. You can apply for it online and have it within the month - http://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/nexus/menu-e�� If you, your stepmom and your grandmother all have the pass then you can use the special NEXUS lane and get over the border FAR quicker. I came back from a recent trip and the border wait was an hour and forty minutes. I had NO waiting - just drove up, held out my pass for the scanner then was told Have a nice night. and was on my way home.edit: Charlie - if you d actually read the site you linked to you would find that you re WRONG: 1. What documents are required by a child travelling alone or with one parent or guardian?All children who travel abroad need a valid Canadian passport. Supporting identification may also include, but is not limited to, a birth certificate, citizenship certificate, landed immigrant records, or a certificate of Indian status. In addition they should have a letter from the parent stating that they consent to the travel. They do this to make sure parents or relatives aren t abducting children.
Kids 15 and under do NOT need a passport...just birth certificate . You also need signed permission from the parent who has sole custody of you.
NO. As of this past June, you need either a passport or WHTI-compliant document, i.e. a Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative document.You ll find lots of info here:http://www.gonorthwest.com/Visitor/plann��