Hi! Thanks for the question.
That policy still upholds according to the U.S. Department of State in
its latest document (June 2003) about the travel requirements for US
citizens.
?PASSPORTS: U.S. citizens who travel to a country where a valid U.S.
passport is not required will need documentary evidence of their U.S.
citizenship and identity. Proof of U.S. citizenship includes an
expired U.S. passport, a certified (original) birth certificate,
Certificate of Naturalization, Certificate of Citizenship, or Report
of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States. To prove identity,
a valid driver?s license or government identification card are
acceptable provided they identify you by physical description or
photograph. However, for travel overseas and to facilitate reentry
into the U.S., a valid U.S. passport is the best documentation
available and unquestionably proves your U.S. citizenship.?
Here are the necessary travel documents for travel in Canada.
?CANADA - Passport or proof of U.S. citizenship and photo ID required.
Minors (under 16) traveling alone or in someone else?s custody must
present written authorization, signed before a notary, from the
parent(s) or guardian. Visas are not required. Canadian immigration
officials at ports of entry will issue persons planning to stay longer
than 180 days a visitor?s record.?
?FOREIGN ENTRY REQUIREMENTS?
http://travel.state.gov/foreignentryreqs.html
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