ian-mstm

Yes.


Probably not.


Yes, because you can never be too prepared.


Yes, because you can never be too prepared.


Yes.


Yes - there are very few terrorists in Canada. Have a great trip.

Ian

SecretGarden

LOL! I read it that way too! I dunno, those Canadians seem pretty dodgy to me.......
~SecretGarden

Rete

Assuming you are driving and will enter at either Lake Champlain, NY crossing or one on the Vermont side.

Yes, you enter Canada as the citizen of whatever country you are from. You can give your driver's license, but we have always preferred using our passports.

The Canadians? No, they will not. They will ask the purpose of your visit, the length of intended stay, and what you are bringing into the country. They might, and we have been asked for it, want to see the A/P just to be sure that you can re-enter the US.

Do not take it out of his passport. That is where it belongs and will be taken from him by the US examiner on the return trip back to the US. Make a copy for your records.

No. Whatever would you want to do that for? Your marriage is none of Canada's business.

I have written this up hundreds of times, here goes once again ;-) Would put it as part of the FAQ but I don't go to visajourney.

At the drive thru booth when re-entering the US you and your husband will present your passports and his A/P. You will be directed to park your car and go into the inspection building. They may give you back the documentation and tell you to give it to them inside or they might hand deliver it themselves.

Inside the building, the information on the A/P will be recorded in the database, and we have always had the old I-94 removed and a new one placed on the A/P. In fact there are several. One stapled on the lower right corner and one on the upper left. Will have the date entered, date paroled to "indef", reason "AOS". They normally keep one copy of the A/P for return to the CIS and you are given the other copy.

This is the copy you will use over and over again when you travel during the validity period of the A/P.

There is normally a charge of $6 for the I-94 at the drive thru. However, because you are using A/P there is no charge.



No it is not safe. Those Canadians are ruthless and will take one look at your Garry and hold him for some harem so that he can procreate more adorable duplicates of himself.

Of course it is safe to go to Canada and 20 days of overstay is inconsequential and a long way from 180 days even if you had made a counting error.

Rete

andrea874

Hey come on now, Canadians arent ALL that bad!!!

Rete

Hehehe no not all of them. I and Shelia seemed to have married the only two from the frozen north with that warped sense of humor ;-)

Rete

Hypertweeky

Hey Debs have a nice trip!!!
Andrea..Canadians aren't that bad.. specially you angry canadian chick lol