RE: COMMON travel document informal survey

        I agree with Scotty on this.  Last year my wife and I drove back
to Maine via Canada to visit my bro.  We stayed in a B&B in New
Brunswick and traveled over the border everyday.  We had to stay in
Canada because the Phish were having a concert in northern Maine and
every single room anywhere was booked.
        When we entered Canada in Michigan, they photographed our
license plate and we showed our drivers licenses.  Once we were entered
into their system we were fine.  No hassles at any time.  Of course in
that part of Maine it would be easy for the customs officials to
memorize everyone who crosses the border.  I've no idea what you need to
fly into Canada having never done it.

Guy Murphy
murphyfa@xxxxxxxx
University of Illinois Foundation 
217-333-8670
http://www.heisercoaching.com

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Jared,

Most and I do repeat most, of the time a picture ID such as a drivers
license is adequate. But you never know!

Good Luck

Scotty 

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Scotty Muir
SR. Systems Programmer
Triangle Suspension Systems Inc.
DuBois, PA.