...Canada? According to the information found on travel.state.gov, this is what I have found:Children 16 and under traveling alone should carry a copy of their birth certificate, baptismal record or a hospital record of birth in the United States as well as the proof of passport application status from the Department of State (DOS) for departure from the United States as well as re-entry to the United States. Acceptable confirmation of a passport application may be found at the Department of State’s website at http://travel.state.gov/passport/get....html.Children older than 16 and traveling alone are required to have a government-issued photo ID in addition to the proof of passport application status. I am 16, and will be traveling to Canada with the proof of passport by air, can I use a drivers licence instead of copy of birth certificate, even if I am in the 16 or under? Do they just mean a photocopy of the birth certifcate?Thanks!Thanks for any advice

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Not anymore (Thanks Mr. Bush!)You have to use your passport

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All documents must be original, and yes a drivers licence will be ok for the time being, if you are crossing the border in a car, but that will change soon.If you fly, the only thing you can use is a passport

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