freddyfreight
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is it true now that if you have a northern border state id that you don't need a passport to get in to canada?
going into canada with an enhanced ID
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andwhoareyou
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pretty sure this is absolutely not true. AFAIK, if you have an "enhanced drivers liscence" or a nexus pass, you don't need a passport, but otherwise you do.
Onemanbandit
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I heard there's a native reserve in quebec on the canadian side that is on the boarder, and in canda police aren't allowed on native reserve property unless they're called there. Anyone know any ways to hop the boarder into the states? Other than White rock
yes, this is true if you have an 'enhanced driver's license' like the one like @andwhoareyou mentioned. it's designed for those that live in border states to cross more easily into Canada and back on business/recreation trips. Remember it has to be the "enhanced" version, not a regular driver's license.
DoctorApocalypse
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It's not just Canada, they also work for Mexico and the Caribbean, as long as you're entering the country by land or sea, air travel still (obviously) requires a passport: http://www.dhs.gov/enhanced-drivers-licenses-what-are-they