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19 CFR §162.6

Ok… And I was pointing out that places that appear to be hidden are usually widely known by people who do any sort of research in vehicles. Unfortunately, that equates to people who would break into your car to steal from you. Spots behind a radio touchscreen… I really wouldn’t consider that...

So, in my line of work, we tend to search vehicles regularly. If there is a vehicle with a “hidden” area… we find out pretty quickly. You know who finds those areas even quicker? Criminals that either break into or steal vehicles…

Nope… even considered doing it to a MKIV. But have other things planned beforehand.

May be true… but all the ones I dealt with had real SSNs assigned to them. Like I looked at the paper card issued to them. Some, but not all, had “with DHS employment authorization” on the card. If they were fraudulent, doubt they would have that and an EAD card (all of those were valid and...

I’m glad to see that has changed (likely in the past 3 months), but your statement about being here legally only makes someone eligible for SSN has not been correct for at least the past 5 years. I’ve seen more than one instance where someone EWIed into the US, were currently in removal...

I mean, D/S is duration of status… not “as long as you want.” Even ones with a duration, like a TN, it is void if you are no longer employed by the company on the employment letter/I-797. Once that happens, suppose to pack up and leave. I’ve refused multiple students who tried to get around...

Don’t get hung up on the Real ID license. Passport and other documents meet the Real ID requirements. All the new policy really says is if you want to present a drivers license as ID in those situations, it needs to meet the Real ID requirements. Again, Real ID isn’t saying you are a US...

Enhanced licenses don’t do a thing in that regard… That officer was touching on Global Entry with the Trusted Travel Program. Official Trusted Traveler Program Website | Department of Homeland Security Global Entry is pretty much a US only program. If you go to Canada, definitely recommend...

Enhanced licenses do work as Real ID. Just like a passport, passport card, Trusted Traveler card, etc. The reason why it costs more is more things to confirm, more work to do it and more capabilities. While it may be easy to just show a passport, you do realize that BMV, or whatever it’s...

This is correct… as long as you have a valid admission to the US, you can get a Real ID. I’ve been listening to people complain regularly about Real ID for the past few weeks, and then have to tell them it is only for travel WITHIN the US and entrance to some Federal buildings… not for entry...

For me, I don’t see a 365 as a pocket gun… unless you got some huge pockets. Granted I just picked up a 365 Flex… but it is still pretty thick if you forget about height and length. The other 365s I’ve handled/shot… I stand by it is a difficult pocket gun. The LCP size is what I can fit in...

Edited a little bit more… being I started writing before your last reply.

Carry and storage have their own issues to deal with. Personally, I prefer on body carry. I tend to carry OWB, so it isn’t that hard to draw from. Long trips, I may move the holster up or back for comfort… but I try to keep it on me since I prefer to not worry about it if I needed to respond...

The US has a lot of laws to keep people out… but there are only limited circumstances where they can’t pay for a waiver to enter. All on how much you want to pay to enter. Again, I know people that got a weed ticket in the 1970s that need a waiver for entry. If they got lucky, they got the...

Is it a conviction related to a crime that Canada says makes you inadmissible? Could be 40 years ago… Could be yesterday… unless there is a specific way they distinguish one as ok and another as “bad,” it’s unfortunately the same conviction. We have a few guys that have to get waivers due to a...

Short answer… if CBSA finds out, you’ll be refused. If they don’t, I’m sure it will be like the times before. Longer answer… if you were convicted of X that makes you inadmissible, you have been inadmissible since then. Not getting caught doesn’t mean you are good. For the US, if someone in...

My Carry Comp took about 3 weeks to get back once it was in MA. Was a full refinish on the frame, under warranty.

Actually, quite the opposite… I’ve talked to my Canadian counterparts, and explained ITAR. Pretty much they had zero cares on what people bring across, unless it is a gun/receiver, suppressor/parts or full auto fire control parts. It is what that makes ITAR hard to enforce, until you get into...

If I remember correctly, $100 and less don’t need any sort of licensing/registration, but still need to put in for an approval to export. My contact who I used prior for it is on an extended vacation, so I can’t confirm accuracy. I remember the $100 limit because none of the parts I was dealing...