garyhaupt wrote:
This applies to folks heading into the US. If you have had a run-in with the law and were found guilty, served the time, apply for and received a pardon...
http://globalnews.ca/news/3291746/calgary-man-warning-others-after-humiliating-experience-at-u-s-border-crossing/
Or..even if you are a born in Canada Canadian Citizen
https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/editpost/forum/65/editTID/29212043/thread/29212043.cfm
Gary Haupt
This is all about knowing the rules,
My daughter was almost not allowed to take our granddaughter back HOME to Ireland, as she was told she didn't need to have both of my granddaughters passports, only her US passport. Well she got stopped at the Airline check-in counter. It took several calls to clear up the issue, that is the last time she traveled without both passports.
