US to start enforcing visitor registration law for Canadians, NYT reports

Snowbirds worry: Will I need to be fingerprinted to winter in the U.S.? Travel rules are changing, here’s what we know

What you need to know about about the Trump administration’s new rules for snowbirds and other Canadians staying in the United States for more than 30 days.

Are Canadians Safe Travelling to the US?

Fort Myers Beach could lose some Canadian visitors to new U.S. policy

Many Canadian visitors who travel to Lee County, especially Fort Myers Beach, to escape cold winters will soon face new entry rules. Watch as Fort Myers Beach Community Correspondent Anvar Ruziev speaks with Canadian visitors about the new travel rules: Fort Myers Beach could lose some Canadian visitors to new U.S. policyStarting April 11th, Canadians staying in the United States for more than 30 days must register online.Serge Seguin, a Canadia…

Recent Changes in U.S. Immigration Laws: What You Need to Know

You’ve spent months collecting paperwork, lining up job offers, or planning your future in the U.S. You think you’ve got it all figured out, and then — bam! — a

Trump admin starts registry for some Canadian visitors to the US

Canadians staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days must now register with immigration authorities and provide fingerprints, according to a rule published in the Federal Register. The requirement, previously unenforced for land travelers, takes effect April 11. The Trump administration reinforced existing immigration law through an executive order, making non-compliance a civil and criminal enforcement priority. Failure to register may result in…

The U.S. government has tightened entry regulations for Canadians.