[AccessD] Third conference?

Had a roomate go through this years back for something similar.
You get an  I-192 waiver form, to avoid all the hassles.
How do you think all those hockey and football players cross the border?
Prior to 9/11 you might have got away with a pardon record.

The waiver application package can be obtained from any U.S. immigration 
office.
It requires a personal statement, information forms, and fingerprints 
for both Canada
and the U.S. Adjudication may take several months. If approved,
an initial multiple-entry waiver will be granted, usually for six months.
Eventually you get a permanent one.
 Extensions require new fingerprints if the previous prints are more 
than a year old.
Cost is around $300, You can pick up forms US Customs at TO airport
or if they have downtown consulate.

Arthur Fuller wrote:

>I don't think you USA folks need a passport to get into Canada. I think it
>only works the other way around. And in cases like mine, even a passport and
>a pardon don't help. I haven't so much as sped in 30 years, but that doesn't
>count. Apparently I am a threat. (You know, that kind of feels cool. I never
>thought of myself as a threat to anyone or anything before, but now that I
>do, I kind of like it. It makes me feel sort of sexy. LOL.)
>
>
>On 6/20/07, Charlotte Foust <cfoust at infostatsystems.com> wrote:
>  
>
>>Wow, that sounds like fun!  (The conference that is ;->)  I don't have a
>>passport yet, so make it next year, please!
>>
>>Charlotte Foust
>>
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>>

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Marty Connelly
Victoria, B.C.
Canada