I only have canadian passport and california drivers license.Dont have time to get passport in time.
Do not present your Canadian passport upon entry to US unless you want to face a lecture from a CBP officer on how you must have a US passport since you are now a USC.I only have canadian passport and California drivers license.Dont have time to get passport in time.
Expidited passport will cost me way too much-200$
Can i enter canada with cdn passport and re enter USA with my Nat. Certificate?
When entering Canada, you should present your Canadian passport. As for returning to the USA, naturalisation certificate is not a travel document, so you will not be allowed to board the plane. If you want to drive back, then you will be admitted with naturalisation certificate after undergoing extensive questioning and possibly being ordered to pay $500 penalty. But if you don't want to pay $60 extra for expedited service, then you will not want to modify your return path because it will be even more expensive.Can i enter canada with cdn passport and re enter USA with my Nat. Certificate?
Expidited passport will cost me way too much-200$
Can i enter canada with cdn passport and re enter USA with my Nat. Certificate?
The passport agency is doing something special this Saturday (Sept 17th==Citizenship Day) and they are open instead of closed as usual AND are taking walk-ins without appointments.
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2011/09/172126.htm
When entering Canada, you should present your Canadian passport. As for returning to the USA, naturalisation certificate is not a travel document, so you will not be allowed to board the plane. If you want to drive back, then you will be admitted with naturalisation certificate after undergoing extensive questioning and possibly being ordered to pay $500 penalty. But if you don't want to pay $60 extra for expedited service, then you will not want to modify your return path because it will be even more expensive.
what is so special about this aside from it being open on a saturday?Do they do thing faster than at the post office?