They now require a passport to enter but It was about a year ago I walked across at the crossing they required a passport I didnt have mine just my global entry card and after a couple or no's they let me cross. I used my global entry to get back across which is acceptable. In a visit after that I did have my passport with me. The last time I walked across the Otay crossing I think was December, I did have my passport but no one checked for it, they were however buiding the new facility and if its done now my understanding is that they will require passports at to enter into MX at Otay. If you can get into MX, although you are supposed to have a passport to get back into the US you can after being screen harder than if you did have a passport get back in to the US assuming you are a citizen with a drivers license. So, you can try, if the Otay building is not operational that is where Id try and cross.

New license in California for border crossings. Brad Near News. Enhanced drivers licenses make it easier for U.S. Citizens to cross the border into the United. It used to be that you just walked across the border, and while they might stop you, it very rarely happened. Re-Entry into the US I crossed on a bus on the way back, and had a passport. What is the process these days? I am travelling with only a driver's license. I would be crossing at Ciudad Juarez.

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They used to never check for a passport. I've actually been to the TIJ airport where I checked in, went through security and boarded a plane without anyone checking my ID.

That has now changed (for the better I think). Vmware Workstation 7 Serial Keygen Crack. While it may be hit or miss, My husband who crosses over frequently at Otay, just was stopped the other day because he didn't have his passport. He presented his Global Entry Card and they said no you need a passport, after some talking (DH speaks Spanish FYI) they DID let him in and of course he had his Global Entry Card to return to the US. So I'm not sure it is worth the hassle. Maybe you'll get in maybe not and what about coming back without a passport.hmmm. • FAQ: What is the best way to arrive in San Diego? • FAQ: When is the best time to visit?