Terms and absolutely mandatory for a traveler to get into a country is to have a passport. Of course not just have it, this passport book must be brought and shown to the immigration officer.
If you forget to take it, do not ever think to get through immigration checks. Miraculously, this does not apply to a Canadian man who was probably very, very lucky.
Male Canadian citizen was reported TheNextWeb about to visit the United States (U.S.) to send a Christmas present by car. On reaching the U.S. border for passport control, he realized had forgotten to bring a passport.
Instead of returning home or to cancel the visit, the unnamed man who is actually thrusting his iPad to U.S. immigration officials.
Certainly not to bribe the officer, he attempted to show a passport photo or a picture book of his who happened to be on the iPad. Surprisingly, the officer saw a copy of the passport on the iPad and about 6 minutes then approve its use.
Finally, he was allowed to enter U.S. territory without having to physically show his passport books. Simply "virtual passport" in which the pictures stored in the iPad.
This man seemed to be extremely lucky because U.S. law clearly states, to visit the U.S. must have a passport book and can show the original, not photocopies, especially in digital form.
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