British Columbia parents who want to take their children along on a trip across the border will ease the process by gathering knowledge about passports and other requirements at the start of their planning. Because of the ever-increasing problem with child...
Month: July 2018
How to keep US Immigration officers happy at a border crossing
When British Columbia residents plan to travel across the border, it is a good idea to be prepared. U.S. Immigration officials can ask as many questions as they like, and there are ways to avoid unnecessary delays. Advisers say the first step is to have the correct...
Cross-border personal injury can come in many forms
Most people do not consider the possibility of being involved in car accidents as they travel around in British Columbia, knowing that their auto insurance is in place to take care of the financial consequences of such incidents. However, matters could become...
US Immigration laws for Canadian business owners carrying sampl
A business owner in British Columbia who is planning a trip to the United States to market a company's products must ensure the appropriate documentation is in place for any commercial samples he or she will take across the border. Business travellers might find that...
How will you deal with hit-and-run cross-border personal injury?
Accidents can happen to anybody at any time. It is never easy to deal with injuries, but if a British Columbia resident is involved in a crash while on a trip south of the border, things can get complicated. Dealing with doctors, hospitals, medical expenses, insurance...