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What addy to put on the blue customs form at YYZ

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Hey y'all,

Of course, I found another thing to worry about here. Its nothing major. I'll be leaving out of here Friday morning, headed for the airport with my son. Now, the blue customs form that you fill out(the one that states you have to declare whatever your bringing into the USA), I know it asks for your address in Canada as well as the address you'll be staying at in the USA. Will I have to put my address in Canada, or just leave it blank? More than likely, I'll grab 2 of those forms, fill 1 out and have the other 1 just in case lol. Also, I need 2 of the I-94's right? One for me and 1 for my son?

Mary

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my (USC, Canadian PR) last trip to Canada, I put our address in Calgary as my home address. the customs guy told me that I should have put my US address down as home address and Canadian address as where I was visiting. But it really wasn't that big of deal, he just had me change it while he was scanning my passport and PR card. I think that it might confuse the issue if you have 2 forms, might be better just to pick an address then explain the situation when you get to the gate.

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