border patrol
I have a question that has been asked me by a couple of american friends. They wonder why I worry about the 182 day limit. I try to explain that their uncle sam would then want to tax me as a resident...
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The next time you go across the border watch the white square box with the dark square glass on the left side, there are three, two up front one pointed down low taking photo of license plate and the other one the passengers and driver and you will see a flash, smile you are on Uncle Sam's candid border camera the third is in back taking photo of the rear of the vehicle with the plate, there are also white plastic looking boxes all on the left side that scan and pic up the information on the border crossing cards, if you do not have one of those they swipe the card or passport, if the passport does not have a magnetic stripe they enter your data in the computer manually, the yellow big square boxes are radiation monitors, they are so sensitive that they pic up on a person that had a radiation therapy the day before and that can get interesting for every one involved.
Big brother is watching on both sides of the USA and the Canadian border, on the Mexican border it is slowly catching up, the time allotted for Mexico is 180 DAYS not six months as some tend to count and forget that some months have 31 days instead of just 30 and that is how they get in trouble, I do not know about Canada and the USA how much time per visa.
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Big brother is watching on both sides of the USA and the Canadian border, on the Mexican border it is slowly catching up, the time allotted for Mexico is 180 DAYS not six months as some tend to count and forget that some months have 31 days instead of just 30 and that is how they get in trouble, I do not know about Canada and the USA how much time per visa.
navegator
