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You need 3, color, shoulder up, 1"x1" for each adult getting a I-68. Passport photos are fine if you want to pay for them. I did ours with the digital camera and printed them off the computer once scaled to size on photo paper. They accepted them fine. We got ours during the Cobo Boat Show, figured was right around the corner from the tunnel and Immigrations.
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You can use passport photos, they will just cut them down to 1"x1" when you get there. It is expensive though since Passport photos come in 2's so you will have to buy 4 to get the 3 required.
You have to remember that you can only go get the I-68 when we aren't under "yellow/red" terror alert such as last weekend. I'm sure all the good law abiding terrorists will be remembering to get I-68's before coming over from Canada.
You have to remember that you can only go get the I-68 when we aren't under "yellow/red" terror alert such as last weekend. I'm sure all the good law abiding terrorists will be remembering to get I-68's before coming over from Canada.
QUOTE(afiremen @ Jun 4 2003, 12:19 AM)What size picture do you need to take with you to get the I 68? And can you go to the ferry to get it or just to the main border crossing??? I need to get this done like yesterday!!!
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I just got mine last Saturday in Algonac at the ferry. It was very quick. It took all of 5-10 minutes to get it for me, wife and kids. I used 1" x 1" photos I took with my digital camera. You need photos for anyone over 14 years old. Anyone younger than that will get listed on your I-68. Don't forget to bring your birth certificate and license.
I just got mine last Saturday in Algonac at the ferry. It was very quick. It took all of 5-10 minutes to get it for me, wife and kids. I used 1" x 1" photos I took with my digital camera. You need photos for anyone over 14 years old. Anyone younger than that will get listed on your I-68. Don't forget to bring your birth certificate and license.
Does anyone know the regulations regarding trailering a boat into Canada? My folks have a place in Leamington, Ont., I'd like to trailer it down there and run to Put-in Bay, which means I'd be leaving from Canadian waters. I assume that I would clear customs at the bridge.
Any Advise????
Any Advise????
Hmm, not sure how that would work. The I68 really doesn't have anything to do with Canada. The I68 is a form that Canadians need to land in the States or Americans need to land back in the States after being in Canada. I would check with your local Immigration office.
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QUOTE(Karl 67 @ Jun 4 2003, 10:13 AM)Does anyone know the regulations regarding trailering a boat into Canada? My folks have a place in Leamington, Ont., I'd like to trailer it down there and run to Put-in Bay, which means I'd be leaving from Canadian waters. I assume that I would clear customs at the bridge.
Any Advise????
If you have the I 68 you should be all set when you land at Put-in bay. When you return to your trailer back in canada You will have to call canadain customs and check back in. At least that seems to make sense.
Any Advise????
If you have the I 68 you should be all set when you land at Put-in bay. When you return to your trailer back in canada You will have to call canadain customs and check back in. At least that seems to make sense.
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Does anyone know about laminating the I-68 to protect it from water or dampness? When we got ours in Feb. I asked at the desk, since I keep ours in a folder on the boat, and was told to go ahead and laminate it as it would keepit dry. Ihave since heard (after I did it) that it may be a felony to laminate it since it is considered a Federal document which doesnt make too much sense.
Anyone heard anything on this?
PyrateJim
Anyone heard anything on this?
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