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Tips For Crossing The Border
Crossing the Peace Bridge for many people is as natural as crossing the street. Because the Peace Bridge has been a part of the area for so long, many people lose sight of the fact that every time you cross the bridge you are entering a different country. Next time you are going to cross the Peace Bridge, think about these Top 10 DO'S and DON'TS, and common sense ideas:
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Have birth certificates for each child in your vehicle. |
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If traveling with children who are not a part of your immediate family, have a note or proof that the child has permission to cross the border with you. |
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Turn off radios and cell phones when talking to border agents. |
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Declare all fruits, vegetables, plants and plant products, animals, birds, eggs, meat and meat products. |
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Declare all items acquired for personal use. |
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Resident aliens must carry residency cards at all times. |
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Don't fool around. Customs and Immigration agents on both sides of the border are law enforcement officials who take their duties very seriously. Approach inspection booths slowly and follow signage instructions. |
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Don't drive under the influence of alcohol. |
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Be patient. |
For more detailed questions, contact information is noted below.
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CBSA (905) 994-6330 |
CBP (716) 881-5225 |
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