besides a passport, is there anything else i can use to cross the canada/US border?

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i'm going to toronto tomorrow, from the US, and i cant seem to find my passport. i know it must be in my room somewhere, but i last used it 4 months ago, and i cant remember where i placed it.

does anyone know if there's anything else i can use as a substitute? would driver's license and a photocopy of my passport be enough? anything in case i cant find it?

(i'm waiting for the day google comes up with a search engine for my room...)

 

[jacob0401]

It used to be you could go with driver's license or birth certificate. Don't know if that works anymore.

 

[her209]

I thought Canada was the 51st state?

 

[conjur]

I crossed w/my two daughters and all I had was my D.L. and my SSN card and their SSN cards

 

[AvesPKS]

Originally posted by: jacob0401
It used to be you could go with driver's license or birth certificate. Don't know if that works anymore.

As of last April, a government-issue birth certificate and a driver's license/ID card work.

 

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Originally posted by: AvesPKS

Originally posted by: jacob0401
It used to be you could go with driver's license or birth certificate. Don't know if that works anymore.

As of last April, a government-issue birth certificate and a driver's license/ID card work.

what about for naturalized citizens? my birth certificate (if i could find THAT) says i was born out of the country.