Can First Nations travel on vacation to united states w/o a passport and use their status card only?

We would like to drive to the states from the yukon, do we need a passport? or can we use our status cards to cross the border?|||Not sure if the status card is an accepted document to prove both your citizenship and identity - the requirements are "proof of citizenship PLUS proof of identity".





Here's the site but it doesn't answer your question specifically... take everything you have and you should be ok though, and they are less tough with children.


http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/agency/whti-ivho/l鈥?/a>|||no you are a Canadian entering the US, you need the same ID everyone else does, there is a huge problem with illegal trafficking of cigarettes and other things from the US to Canada with certain groups so they are pretty vigilant about it|||There is an agreement signed along time ago that does allow First Nation peoples free access between the US/Canada. I believe it is called Jakes treaty.|||I was having the same dilemma. I wanted a friend of mine to come visit me here in the states. I have been looking into the Jay Treaty which states you have free passage to and from Canada and the US, but I don't think too many people know about this. I am still not very familiar with all of it.|||ur bloody native american/canadian native! the canadian govt... honours the nations tribal cards..