Can I go to Canada with a real ID?
No, you cannot use a REAL ID to enter Canada. The REAL ID is a form of identification that is issued by the US government to comply with federal standards for state-issued driver's licenses and identification cards.
To enter Canada legally, you will need a passport or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if you are a citizen of a visa-exempt country. At Canada Immigration Services' official website, we offer a user-friendly eTA granting system. A Canada eTA normally takes 72 business hours to complete. We can speed up the processing time if you are in a rush or unable to wait. You can consider the following choices:
- Normal: If you plan in advance, this is a great option for you. Your application will be reviewed and processed within 72 business hours.
- Urgent: If you need your visa processed faster, you can select this option. Your eTA will be sent to your email inbox within 24 business hours.
- Super Urgent: For those who need their eTA as soon as possible, this option will provide within approximately 05 business hours.
To avoid any mistakes or incorrect information in your eTA application, it is essential that you thoroughly review all details before submitting it. It is advisable to double-check your application form and supporting documents to ensure that they are comprehensive, precise, and current.
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