Entering US with I-94 but WITHOUT Passport?

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My passport is expiring in August, 2007. My TN is valid until June, 2008. Instead of renewing my passport by mail (with a 10 week turnaround time), I am wondering if I can travel to Canada, drop off my passport application, and then re-enter the US by land without my passport (since I need to give it up when I apply for the new one) but with my valid multiple entry I-94, drivers licence and birth certificate? Does anyone know if this is possible? Since I travel to Canada often, I can then come back and pick it up in person when it is ready.

Thanks in advance for your opinions.
 
Of course it is possible. There has never been a need for PP to get TN, let alone needing one to use the I-94 to enter US.
 
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nelsona said:
Of course it is possible. There has never been a need for PP to get TN, let alone use the I-94 to enter US.
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You must have misunderstood my post. I am living and working in the US currently on TN Status. When I go to cross the border back into the US and the customs officier asks where am I going in the US, and I tell him "back to Texas to live and work", of course he is going to want to see something. My question is, is photo ID, birth certificate, and my valid I-94 good enough, or do I need my passport.
 
wow...

nelsona said:
Of course it is possible. There has never been a need for PP to get TN, let alone needing one to use the I-94 to enter US.
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I never thought this was possible...but I guess it applies to Canadian-born TN1 holders and not Naturalized TN1 holders
 
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