Border crossing with children
Can I truly have only a copy of the child birth certificates to go in and out of Canada? Adults have passports and I'd rather not travel with original children birth certificates.
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Grey Mountain wrote:
If you don't have proper documentation, they will keep your kids.
I haven't seen mine since a visit to Winnipeg in 2002.
GM
Because they asked us to keep them...Political Asylum.
Gary Haupt- If you don't have proper documentation, they will keep your kids.
I haven't seen mine since a visit to Winnipeg in 2002.
GM - Why not get the child a birth certificate??? My great niece just went to Sweden with her parents.....she was pulled over and TSAd....LOL... The girl thought it was funny and said it "tickled". :)
icanon wrote:
Passports are required, birth certificates are not. If you are travelling with children and your spouse is not with you, you may need a form stating your spouse is allowing you to travel abroad with children.
I re-phrased my question to make it easier to understand. The adults have passports, the children do not. I will be bringing birth certificates for children.icanon wrote:
Passports are required, birth certificates are not. If you are travelling with children and your spouse is not with you, you may need a form stating your spouse is allowing you to travel abroad with children.
Have s look a Canada Border Services for REAL factual information.
Canada Border Services- Passports are required, birth certificates are not. If you are travelling with children and your spouse is not with you, you may need a form stating your spouse is allowing you to travel abroad with children.
