Is it possible to cross the canadian-US border at any point, without going through passport control?
90268
As most of it is unguarded, yes, it is possible.  However, if you get caught, you're in deep doo doo.
1069771
a cop can search you for reasonable suspicion. in the us i know its legit. not sure about canada.
1094710
Tinkie Winkie, Dipsey, La La and Po\n\n\nko\nPLEASE DO NOT answer questions pretending that you know a definitive answer when you do not know the correct answer at all.\nAmericans DO NOT need passports to go to Canada.\nThank you.
906018
You will be able to enter if you have a valid passport.  You will probably be stopped on the way back INTO Canada so that they can check for outstanding warrants.  If everything is taken care of you should have no problem. Have fun!!
603059
Yes, from several Canadian consulates in Buffalo, NY, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Seattle. (Find the closest one near you, however.) You could get one from the Canadian Embassy in Washington as well. Call ahead for more info before obtaining one.
225702
I did a lot of traveling outside the U.S., but never required a passport. I've visited countries such as Hong Kong, Australia, Thailand, and Japan. But then again, it was all while I was in the Navy, and all I needed was my military ID.\n\nSince I've out of the Navy, the only places I've traveled outside the U.S. was Canada and Mexico. Didn't need a passport for either of these.
618657
permission to visit Canada\ncheers
476935
when you enter the USA , if you are a US citizen, the law requires you to identify yourself as a US citizen.\n\nAs far as traveling to Canada or another country it's your choice what passport you want to use but when you enter the USA you need to use your American passport.\n\nCitizens of Spain do not require a visa to visit Canada as a tourist.
220855
Are you on a visitor visa B1/B2 ? In that case you can.\nWhen you enter Canada. DO NOT surender your I-94! When you return to the USA from Canada simply show the officer your I-94 (assuming it's still valid) with your passport and visa. You will have no problem gaining entry back in the USA.
467301
At the ceremony, you turn in your residence card (Green Card). You take your oath, and voila! you get your Nat Certificate. If I were you, I would go get a US Passport as quickly as I could! All US citizens will be required to travel with a Passport to any country (including Mexico and Canada) starting January 1,2007.
543822
You don't require to obtain a visa to travel to canada as you are a US citizen.  And you can stay there for upto 6 months.  So you can live with her and just cross the border every 6 months until you get your citizenship papers in order.
558375
If you want to know come see for yourself. Its just one big joke. You can drive or walk or fly right through the Arizona/Mexico border at will.
425083
Well, the American person can re-enter whenever since that one is an American citizen. As for the Canadian, that one can come in on a travel vise, but can't work unless that person has a sponsor or is married to an American.\n\nAs for phone numbers, this is a good place to start:\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/NCSC.htm
51162
The American can not.\n\nThe Canadian can the last I recall.
829901
you just need your american passport.
140115
Well, you're going to be crossing a major boarder, so you'll need a passport or at least your birth certificate or some sort of proof or your citizenship.  I really think your best bet is to file for your pass port.  Go to your local post office to find out how.  It takes some time, so get right on it if you need to go to Mexico within the next few months.\n\nIf you need to know how much it costs to "crash" as in hotel prices, check a travel website.  You can search for differing levels of prices and luxury for hotels at any site like that.  Try Yahoo! Travel.  \n\nGood luck!
674117
Canada and the US have very good international and trade relations so not only is it NOT illegal, it's also not going to cause any sort of issue in customs or hold up your package.\n\nI live in Detroit...right on the border...and you can see both American and Canadian flags being flown right on either side of the border.  Canadians are cool...don't sweat it.  :)