Six Nations Of The Grand River

Border Crossing Updates


		U.S. Border Authority confirms current status card is accepted WASHINGTON (01/06/09) – The current Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) status card with a photograph is acceptable identification for crossing the border by land or water, according to an American authority. Technically the current status card is not ... View Press Release



		Laminated Certificate of Indian Status Cards Still Accepted at U.S. Border OTTAWA (14/05/09) Indian and Northern Affairs Canada confirmed today that the current Certificate of Indian Status will be accepted at the American border for an unspecified period of time... View Press Release



		Border Crossing Update - Secure Certificate of Indian Status Card (SCIS) Feb. 2009 - As a result of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, the Iroquois Caucus gave the Border Crossing Working Committee the mandate of developing a new secure card that would enable ... Read Full Update



		UP-DATE – BORDER CROSSING August 6, 2008 - - As of January 23rd, 2007, a Canadian or American Passport is required if you are flying from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda into the United States. The only other documentation that will be accepted is: US Permanent Resident Card ... Read Full Update



		Progress Made on Secure ID Cards Nov. 2007 - The Iroquois Caucus (Akwesasne, Kahnesatake, Kahnawake, Oneida, Six Nations, Tyendinaga, Wahta) is pleased to announce that progress has been made in regards to its proposed “Secure Identification Card,” in relation to Border Crossing. On ... Read Full Update



		Border Crossing Workgroup Update Oct. 16, 2007 - The Elected Councils of the seven Iroquois communities of Kanehsatá:ke, Kahnawà:ke, Akwesásne, Six Nations of the Grand River, Oneida of the Thames, Tyendinaga and Wahta have been meeting as an Iroquois Caucus for the past three years. They have ... Read Full Update