Question:
Will my husband have trouble flying into Montreal with a felony charge on his record?
mella
2006-02-13 15:12:22 UTC
Will my husband have trouble flying into Montreal with a felony charge on his record?
Five answers:
sltydgx
2006-02-13 16:50:24 UTC
http://www.worldofembassy.com/Embassy/Canadian_Embassy/Canadian_Embassy_Chicago.html

This may help you can call em and ask...? good luck
Vayu W
2006-02-15 15:37:50 UTC
If he is white, has a European name, with a recognizable american or english Canadian accent (like on TV) then maybe...



But there is still a risk. Yet if he wants to risk it....



Tell him to bring an updated birth certificate instead of a passeport.

Learn a few French words to greet the costom clerks. Dont talk too much and be very clear and answer the questions calmly...Plus, if he knows the people he will be visiting, have a letter of invitation...



When they ask, where he is going, he takes the letter out and either reads the address or shows it to him... But in a very natural and none intrusif manner.



PLUS - NEVER LIE. If this ask the unfortunate question... Be innocent, pretend you didn't know,then show the letter and whine with maturity... Basically YOU ARE HONNEST, terrorists are not and they play that game...



And it's true Canada is a strainer for Terrorists...
insightfireiron
2006-02-18 02:43:49 UTC
yes he will. On the train from NYC a guy was sent back because he had gotten a DUI months ago . So if if his charge is more serious than that - sounds like it- he won't get in the country.

One SHOULD bring your PASSPORT if you attempt to visit.

That is the gold standard as far as id goes.
2006-02-13 23:20:40 UTC
19 murdering Muslims didnt have trouble flying into the WTC, why would your jailbird hubby have trouble flying into Montreal, unless Rick Tochet is with him!!! hahaahahahaha
canukinsocal
2006-02-14 02:09:35 UTC
He will absolutely be turned away by Canadian officials.


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