> is it a bad idea to take wife and kids for thier TD. My wife is not a
> canadian citizen yet, she has 10 yrs B1 stamped on her passport...my
> son is a candian citizen. I have already arranged for an apt in US. I
> got family there. If I don't get my wife's TD at the same time as
> mine, can I get it at the border at a later time ? I live in
> Toronto...i have heard different opinions as to where to go for TN.,
> some said 1000 island bridge is the best, some said Queeston, some
> said
> Fort Erie and a few said to avoid Peace bridge.
> Any bad experience faced or heard from any of these bridge ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Roger
The following is taken from
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1274.html#11
If the spouse and children are not Canadian citizens, they must get a TD
nonimmigrant visa from a U.S. embassy or consulate. They must contact
the U.S. embassy or consulate that serves their area for information on
how to make visa applications.
I don't think your wife can get a TD visa at the border. She will have
to apply at the US Consulate in Toronto.
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