I was curious to see how many if you have went through the border yourself or with a group and had someone that was inadmissible to Canada for a owi/dui? I was curious to the steps you had to take to be able to get through. I’ve heard of a trp pass. Other than that I was just going to drive up there and fill out my paperwork before i cross if i can. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
You need a pass port and if you have a dui idk if they will even let you in
I got a passport. I know they may not but they let my buddies through with a owi but had to pay a fine.
Check the Canada forum here. I started a thread awhile back. Some good info there
as long as you can blow a .07 or under at the gate, your in 
Yeah, there was a lengthy post on this a while back. Read through that one and it will help. I was with a guy that didnt get in for something less than a dui
If I was you I would call the Canadian Consulate General in Minneapolis. Canada is getting more serious about not letting people in. Here is a link to their Minneapolis office http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/minneapolis/index.aspx?view=d
R.Kayle I would contact Canadian Border Services(ph#204-983-3500 or [email protected]). I would do this well in adavnce of when you are coming.I would not just show up and try and straighten it out the.As a former outfitter I have had clients that were warned to look after it before they arrived and were tuned away when they arrived.If you need any more help from up here send me a pm and I will see what I can find out.Good Luck and enjoy your trip
SteveO’s is good advice. it’s not a slam dunk. i’d check with your closest consulate AND the head of the crossing you are going thru on… Pass port means little on this issue.
Guys thanks for the posts, i appreciate it. Im not getting my hopes up by any means. I will check into these links asap and try to get something started. Thanks again!
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as long as you can blow a .07 or under at the gate, your in
If only it was that easy! 
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