I will be going to Canada for the first time, and I have some questions.
I am under the impression that green card holders (permanant residents of US) do not need to use any sort of visa to enter Canada if the purpose is to visit the country. If I am wrong, please do not hesitate to corrct me. :)
The questions are as follows:
1) I'm a green card holder, and I have a valid foreign passport. When I go thru the US-Canada border, do I need to show the officers my passport and my green card??
2) I also have a valid Canadian traveling visa which has never been used before. Do I need to notify the officer that I have a Canadian tourist visa?
3) Is there any forms to fill out? Is it one form per person or per car?
4) From your experience, how long does it take to get thru the Seattle border on Friday mornings?
5) What kind of questions do the officers ask? Just curious
6) Finally---For now, do US citizens only need to show their birth certificate and valid DL?
2007-08-13
06:29:25
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