different countried issue passports with different cover colours, i want to know why that happens and who sets these colours, and what the colours mean (if any)
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each country has different passport colors so as to differentiate one from the other. \n\nfrom what i know, each country has different colors for each passport type. for example in our country, the normal passport (which are issued to the citizens) are color green, the passports issued to diplomats or those who are in govt travelling to other country on official business have color red passport cover and the cover states that i is a diplomatic passport. \n\ni think this is done so that it would be easy to identify one passport to another.
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I would change the name, because they do check your passport against your ticket names. If they are not the same, it can cause you wasted time proving you are who you say you are. Also, if anything happens to you on your trip, they can ID you faster.
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ethical issue has a lot to do with people of different ethnicities. basically(different backgrounds,color , race, religion. \nreasons that are wrong or right for why people do different things in life.
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on some machines, the transparency doesn't work with the background-color\ntry it with just background.\n\nbackground: transparent;
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I'd say you're better off looking through your passports.  It's not that likely that a government office would be willing to spend time looking up personal information.  And, even if they did, they'd likely charge you a fee.
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Do you have other documents with the correct spelling?  If so take them in.  And it depends which passport it is - US or Indian.  You should have dealt with it when you first got the passport.
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Such laws differ from state to state and country to country. But usually you have to give an application in a court and publish the same in some leading news papers of the area where people know you. You also have to inform other authorities like the passport office, the immigration department etc. about the same.
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I need a little more information in order to diagnose the problem.  When you go to the screen where you select the number of colours, are you able to change to 256, and it displays colours correctly...but then changes back later?  Or does it not even change at all to 256 colors?\n\nOften this sort of problem is related to some sort of change in the video drivers...this will often cause the computer to fall back on a default driver, which usually has only 16 colours.\n\nIf there is not a problem with the driver, it may be a more serious problem with your computer.  This would be difficult to diagnose...it could be a problem with the registry, a virus, or any number of other things.  Once in a while, a problem with the battery will cause some settings (like the clock) to reset, but I have never seen this lead to a problem with the number of colours resetting.\n\nThe other person's advice to use system restore is one option, although in practice, on ME, my experience with system restore has been poor.  Usually the best bet is a clean install, and the big piece of advice I have is--you probably shouldn't be using ME.  Most people who have ME I recommend to upgrade to windows 2000, which is much more stable.  If this is not an option because your computer is too old, sometimes a downgrade to 98SE can actually improve the stability of the system too.
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You have to chose between black, brown and red \nyou must check the best between them to your scen colour and then decide
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Passport and accompaning ID.
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The question needs to be clarified: is this a case if a) Singaporean national or b) non-Singaporean who has dual citizenship of two other countries.\n\nIf b): as long as both passports are legitimate, it would be ok by Singapore immigration.\n\nIf a): it depends on whether or not Singapore allows their citizens to also take citizenship of another country.
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You can do it yourself- you just have to make sure that it is the exact same photos and they meet the passport regulations.  \n\nOn the governmental passport page ( http://travel.state.gov/passport/forms/forms_847.html ) it states:\n\nDigitized Passports Photos\nIf you choose to submit digitized photos, they must meet the same requirements of all passport photographs. In addition, digitized photographs are always produced on digital printers. Some printers will produce a photograph in which the dots are seen.\n\nVisible dots distort the image by making it look grainy. Acceptable photos have a continuous tone image that looks very photo-like.\n\n\nSome printers will reduce the photograph area on the passport application to less than 2x2 inches. Please make sure that the photograph area on the printed application form is 2x2 inches to ensure that the photographs you submit (also 2x2 inches in size) can be correctly attached.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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If there are Colours Join the Colors same to the same... Like I mean join the same colors... together...\n\nok.. i actually have no idea..\n\nMaybe it would help..
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It depends on a few factors- Is it a limited edition? Is it signed? \nWhat separates it from the thousands of other covers that were issued? And lastly who is willing to buy it? There are so many of these "Diana Covers" on the market these days that you can buy one get one free. Sorry but unless your cover has some "Uniqueness" about it, then it's wallpaper.
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Come to America!  ALL of ours are blue, we would freak out over a red one.\n\nBut I have seen the one you are talking about when I was there in 1998.  My friend from university where I was studying in England told me that the blue one was for air mail.
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I always thought the purpose of showing your passport was to get the nifty-looking stickers, visas and paper stamps from Passport Control.  Then, when people ask, "What countries have you visited?" you can whip out your passport and show them the lovely assortment of stickers, visas and paper stamps you have.  Oh, and Shame! on the boring countries for giving nothing but an ink stamp.  Losers!  Makes my passport look lackluster.
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When I was married, there were two copies of the certificate, the one that was signed by the two of us and the witness, and the ceremonial copy, which was give to us for our wedding book.\n\nYou can find out easily by writing the recorders office with the details, to make sure it was done properly.