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As an Alaskan, now living in Oregon, I question the need for a passport for transiting through Canada to reach another part of the US. Also one needs to go through Canada to drive from the Southeast Panhandle to "mainland' Alaska. I have no plan to get a passport but there is always the possibility of an impromptu trip north, especially since this "misplaced Alaskan" recently go laid off and may opt to return home.

Am wondering what accomidations there might be for road travel to Alaska and will one will be refused at the border without a passport.

Thank you.

posted 4 years ago
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