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**IMPORTANT INFORMATION**
Passport Requirements & Criminal Records
At this time, a passport is required to re-enter the United States if traveling by air.
From January 31, 2008 to June 1, 2009, U.S. citizens traveling to or from Canada via land or sea ports must present a government-issued photo ID in addition to proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate. A voter’s registration card and social security card are not considered to be proof of citizenship. Children under the age of 16 do not require a government-issued photo ID.
Presently, entry into Canada is prohibited if you have a criminal record of any kind, even a conviction for DUI, regardless of how aged the matter may be. In these situations it is possible to obtain a "temporary resident permit" from the Canadian government. This may take several weeks, so plan accordingly. If you have been arrested (but not convicted) in the past, it is best to carry some sort of documentation concerning the resolution of the particular incident. In one situation, one of our guests was detained for several hours over a 25 year old misdemeanor arrest in the United States, which did not result in a conviction.
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