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Here's the problem. As my Aunt has experienced, they like to pull random extra searches/checks. Kinda like the airport will on people going through security.

My Aunt has said sometimes they don't even check. Sometimes they want everything and she's had her car searched. So you never know.

Its always best not to go on a previous experience of someone else. Because you never know what they may decide to want when you come up there.
 
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tedginn05 said:
Here's the problem. As my Aunt has experienced, they like to pull random extra searches/checks. Kinda like the airport will on people going through security.

My Aunt has said sometimes they don't even check. Sometimes they want everything and she's had her car searched. So you never know.

Its always best not to go on a previous experience of someone else. Because you never know what they may decide to want when you come up there.
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Your aunt probally looks like a terrorist
 
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tedginn05 said:
Here's the problem. As my Aunt has experienced, they like to pull random extra searches/checks. Kinda like the airport will on people going through security.

My Aunt has said sometimes they don't even check. Sometimes they want everything and she's had her car searched. So you never know.

Its always best not to go on a previous experience of someone else. Because you never know what they may decide to want when you come up there.
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So you're saying it's not smart to learn from the history of others and base future decisions on it?
 
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take your drivers license and a birth certificate... you'll be fine.

Starting in 2007 you will need a passport for travel to Mexico and Canada (that starts 1/1/07).

If the bachlor party is in 2006, you'll be just fine... (I go to Canada and Mexico "frequently", and have family near the mexican boarder... trust me, you'll be fine this year)...

Get a passport, you'll need it in the future (and it's good to have in general)...
 
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gbearbuck said:
take your drivers license and a birth certificate... you'll be fine.

Starting in 2007 you will need a passport for travel to Mexico and Canada (that starts 1/1/07).

If the bachlor party is in 2006, you'll be just fine... (I go to Canada and Mexico "frequently", and have family near the mexican boarder... trust me, you'll be fine this year)...

Get a passport, you'll need it in the future (and it's good to have in general)...
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In that case I'll need to make sure everyone that will got to mine gets a passport. Or we just need to get my brother a good fake ID since he'll be 19. Put-in-Bay is a great place for a BP as well.
 
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gbearbuck said:
take your drivers license and a birth certificate... you'll be fine.

Starting in 2007 you will need a passport for travel to Mexico and Canada (that starts 1/1/07).

If the bachlor party is in 2006, you'll be just fine... (I go to Canada and Mexico "frequently", and have family near the mexican boarder... trust me, you'll be fine this year)...

Get a passport, you'll need it in the future (and it's good to have in general)...
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Actually you don't need a passport to travel to Mexico or Canada... but you need the passport to be able to re-enter the United States. That is the tricky part, the U.S. is forcing the passport issue as the countries don't require it for entry.

There is a website somewhere about this, I did all the homework as I am going to Mexico for my honeymoon in 6 weeks.
 
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That is the tricky part, the U.S. is forcing the passport issue as the countries don't require it for entry.
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Not true - the law was posponed. As I stated earlier, I went to Windsor last weekend. All you need is an id and birth certificate. I re-entered and exited the country twice on my trip. The second time I wasn't even ID'ed which is kind of scary IMO. Passports are not required until 2007 I believe.
 
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Piney said:
There is a website somewhere about this, I did all the homework as I am going to Mexico for my honeymoon in 6 weeks.
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My wife, aunt, uncle and cousin were all in Mexico in early Feb... a drivers liceanse was all that was required (1/1/07 will be a different story).

What area of Mexico will you visit? Great place, cheap, cheap, cheap :biggrin:
 
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gbearbuck said:
My wife, aunt, uncle and cousin were all in Mexico in early Feb... a drivers liceanse was all that was required (1/1/07 will be a different story).

What area of Mexico will you visit? Great place, cheap, cheap, cheap :biggrin:
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Puerto Vallarta. And that is what I keep hearing... great tourist town and downtown area where things are really cheap. Everyone asks why not All-Inclusive and I tell them why should I pay an extra $1,000 when I can go across the street from my resort and get $1 beers?
 
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