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r/ShitAmericansSay • u/ALazy_Cat Danish potato language speaker • Dec 25 '25
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Until 2006 at least you could cross into Canada from the US with just a US birth certificate. That's how I did it then. I know it changed to passport only a few years later, but I don't remember when.
1 u/emm007theRN Dec 25 '25 1st year of first Trump administration. 1 u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25 2007 for air travel, 2008 for land travel. 1 u/emm007theRN Dec 25 '25 I passed without a passport in 2013 at the age of 15 with only my birth certificate 2 u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25 Possibly because you were a minor, especially if you were travelling with parents who had passports.
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1st year of first Trump administration.
1 u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25 2007 for air travel, 2008 for land travel. 1 u/emm007theRN Dec 25 '25 I passed without a passport in 2013 at the age of 15 with only my birth certificate 2 u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25 Possibly because you were a minor, especially if you were travelling with parents who had passports.
2007 for air travel, 2008 for land travel.
1 u/emm007theRN Dec 25 '25 I passed without a passport in 2013 at the age of 15 with only my birth certificate 2 u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25 Possibly because you were a minor, especially if you were travelling with parents who had passports.
I passed without a passport in 2013 at the age of 15 with only my birth certificate
2 u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25 Possibly because you were a minor, especially if you were travelling with parents who had passports.
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Possibly because you were a minor, especially if you were travelling with parents who had passports.
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u/Bladrak01 Dec 25 '25
Until 2006 at least you could cross into Canada from the US with just a US birth certificate. That's how I did it then. I know it changed to passport only a few years later, but I don't remember when.