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An ePassport has your biometric data included in it, along with your picture and biographical information. Biometric data could mean your fingerprints, your iris or retina, and a digital picture of your face. You would know if you have one because the ePassport is significantly harder and less...

To be safe, you really should try to resolve this situation before trying to immigrate to Canada or anywhere else that might have access to UK marriage records. Have you tried consulting with a solicitor in England to try to resolve the issue? How were you intending on immigrating to Canada, anyway?

There are 44. Many of them are absolutely incredible: http://www.pc.gc.ca/progs/np-pn/recherche-search_e.asp?p=1

If you are actually an Italian citizen, you only need what is called an "ESTA", which is electronic permission for you to travel to the United States: https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/

If you are a French citizen, you do not need a visa to come here for tourism or business travel purposes.

You can apply here: https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/

ESTA is the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, which is a way nationals of participating countries in the Visa Waiver Program can avoid applying for a visa (and attending the interview) to travel to the United States. Unfortunately, Russia is not one of those countries.

If you are actually a citizen of Italy you do not need a visa to visit the United States (in most cases). You do need something called ESTA, which is basically a substitute for a visa. You can apply for it here: https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/ It is usually good for 2 years.

I'm confused; the forum is saying you are from France. Are you from Canada or from France?

Well Steve, normally it depends on where you are applying. But if you are a citizen of Denmark, then you shouldn't need a visa to visit Canada.

What do you mean by "family visa"? Are you and your family trying to visit or immigrate?

Despite the existence of NAFTA, you need a visa to visit Canada. You should apply online at cic.gc.ca or apply at your nearest Canadian embassy.

Here is what you can bring: http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/ifvc-rpvc-eng.html#a2 Here are the regulations about food and the other products: http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/help-aide/faq1-eng.html#_s4 As to Canadian customs, that's a really complicated question. Where are you traveling to...

Customs as in tax duties or customs as in social behaviours?

There are approximately 75 different ways someone can immigrate to Canada. That is not an exaggeration. This handy tool lets you see how you can qualify: http://immigroup.com/tools/immigrate-canada/ The different ways can be group into the following categories: business immigrants: immigrating...

Here you go: http://www.immigroup.com/forum/us-citizenship-by-descent/

This is a forum for immigration to Canada, primarily, but we will create can a board for Americans in Canada.