and going abroad e.g. iraq where would you keep your passports and other valuable documents?
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Most hotels have safes where you can keep them.Before you go if worried rent a box at your bank.
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If you've already left the US, either hand-carry or mail your I-94 to the nearest US embassy or consulate.  If the date on the I-94 is past, then also show the ticket you returned on, the entry stamp in your passport, or any other evidence of the date on which you returned to your own country.
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Veterans office or your own senator or congressman. Our records are sealed after we are retired from military. We have to request if we want a copy and they tell us prior to retiring to make a copy. You will also need his death certificate and discharge papers
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They will ask questions about your finances, past criminal activity, where you plan to reside, who you know in other countries, and of course if you flew, drove, swam or walked across the border.
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You wil be good until the first of next year.. after that, a passport
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They will use European Law -- the European Evidence Regulation -- which replaced The Hague Convention for taking evidence abroad within the EU. This article discusses it: http://www.ejcl.org/75/art75-6.html (scroll about halfway down, to "evidence abroad")
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it would become and international incident and more then likely the country would not like all the heat they get from not forcing you to return but it also depends on what country because there are some that we do not have extradition with and you would be charged with the crime of running away so them might just let you stay, 99% of countries will send you home when they find out about it
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Yeah but do you not remember the war with England.\n\nBesides I got a french joke... There was this guy who arrived in france. The guy taking the passports asked him for his. He said he didn't have one. The french guy was like "that is iimpossible you always need a passport when you come to france. The guy said well on D-day there was no french go to show it too.
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Here are a few things I suggest you bring:\n\nComfortable clothes and shoes (like Crocs)\nSunscreen and bug protection\nanti-perspirant\nExtra TP\nA flashlight (for dark trips to the bathroom)\nblanket to sit on\nextra car keys (a lot of people lose theirs)\na cheap camera (I wouldn't bring a digital unless you want to keep it on you the entire time)\nA container to hold water\n\nI wouldn't bring anything of real value with you because a lot of things are stolen. If you happen to forget anything, there is a general store where you can buy stuff.
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where are you from and where do you need a visa to?
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They'd take a blood sample first.\nYou can always keep a piece of paper with medical facts in your passport, or get blood group etc engraved on a medallion and hang around your neck.\n\nThere are specialist SOS medallions  which are hollow for you can keep info in them.
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At least it is Egypt.  I have one son in the Army who has already spent one year in Baghdad and is now stationed in Afghanistan.
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You can try going to the embassy for help but it is probably too late. You are supposed to report a lost or stolen passport immediately.
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None. You will be treated like a foreigner.
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from Turkey to China. The enclosed website has maps and info.
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As a British citizen who lived abroad, the addition of finger prints to your passport will make no difference, as you had to come back to the UK to renew it anyway. If you live 300 miles away, then you have to travel 300 miles!
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Check their embassy.  They will give you loads of information.