mcfearless
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Not true.
They need passports. My boss and his kids are traveling to the States this summer, and they need passports. Both kids are under 16.
If the L's and N are not intending to leave Canada, then none of them will need passports. They'll just need birth certificates. I also find it difficult for them to leave the country with N. He is not a biological child. He's a grandchild and he doesn't share the same last name as the L's. In order for the L's (or anyone) to take N across the border, they would need a notarized letter and permission from N's parents.
But this is all assuming N was taken by his grandparents with the intent of crossing the border.
You need a passport to cross by plane. Not by car.
http://gocanada.about.com/od/canadatravelplanner/qt/kids_passport.htm
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