AKsilvereagle, good advice. Nobody wants to be stopped because an 'i' is not dotted or a 't' is not crossed.
We are planning on over two months in Maritime Canada this summer. After months of gathering information for the trip we sure don't want any hiccups at the border that can be avoided.
Border authorities, US & Canadian, sometimes get confused with us as it is. We are neither US or Canadian citizens so often our British Overseas Territory passports (Bermuda) are the first that the officers have ever seen. Some don't like different from the norm.
This is why we like to have paperwork more than completely in order.
