how    can   someone    get   t&tobago  passport    in    the  us?
102910
There are Trinidadian consulates in Newyork, Miami and Houston You can find the specifics by going to http://www.aneki.com/consulate/\n\nand scrollowing dow n the three Trinidadian consulate entries
556218
yup, check out the site given by the guy above me for the requirements, and you also would need signed permission from both parents with social services or you wouldn't be able to leave the country. They would also require that paperwork at the US Embassy during the interview.
109211
Your friend needs to apply and get a US tourist visa from the US Embassy in Nigeria. Then buy the roundtrip ticket to the US.
211662
As a tourist? You need to have a valid tourist visa (unless you are from a visa exempt country), a return ticket (immigration officials are going to want to see it), clearly state the purpose of your visit when asked, and demonstrate that you have sufficient funds to support yourself while in the US (cash or credit/debit cards ok). \n\nUpon entry, you will fill immigration and customs declarations, they will take your picture and prints of your index fingers. Then you will need to take your luggage through customs (familiarize yourself with the list of materials and objects that cannot be imported in te country).
655305
if u mean a passport u can go to the post office and get the application, fill it out, and return with the desired amount.\n\nIf you mean past port?  Then you just walk past the port and you get to where you are going!!
586041
There are sites you can go to for passports, also you can go to the post office to apply for one.
707110
anyone can VISIT, you still need visa/passport. Go to the American embassy and ask specifics.
595994
Homeland Security does not issue passports.  They are issued by the Passport Agency, a function of the Department of State.\n\nIn the current situation, a bogus or fraudulently obtained passport could likely get you an all-expenses paid vacation of indeterminate duration to beautiful Guantanamo, Cuba.\n\nIf you simply need to speed the process along, it is possible to get a passport in as little as one day.  You need a fair pile of cash to do so, but it can be done legally.  Here's a link to a commercial firm that handles expedited passport processing in the US.  http://www.passportsplus.com/passportfees.html#svcfee  You still must meet all normal passport requirements and all fees are non-refundable if the application is rejected for any reason.
807582
I'm sorry I can't answer your question very well but I know that there are states out there that do.  In North Carolina, for example, you have to prove residency and identity.  It would be really hard, almost impossible, in fact, to have the items on their list of accepted documents unless you are legally in the country.  If you weren't born in the US or Canada then you have to have multiple things like valid passports and school records.
787979
Pose your question to the US Department of state, or to your local Embassy.
280078
yes ,,you can use passport # or itin...look the rules maybe didn't change that much..the last years///i did it!!!!
28388
Visit any post office and they can take your picture and give you a passport for $97.  Visit www.usps.com/passport for more details.
1930
Try applying for a visa or a Green card at an American embassy or consulate. Then you can apply for citizenship, in which you will have to pass a test.
858385
Post Office for Passport. I know in the U.S. to get a Passport for a child you need both parents present or you have to fill out a form if it is impossible to get the other parent. \n\nhttp://www.auspost.com.au/BCP/0,1080,CH2123%257EMO19,00.html\n\nIf you have any questions you should call the Australian Embassy in the U.S. You should also inform them of your visit to the U.S.\n\nhttp://www.austemb.org/
587356
You must have proof of citizenship (a certified birth certificate) and proof of identity to get a passport. If you do not have a government issued photo ID, you can bring a non-photo ID such as a SS card or credit card AND a person who can vouch that you are who you say you are who has a government issued photo ID.
726802
No American needs a passport for a year or so.  They extended the deadline both ways.  He needs a birth certificate and governmentally issued ID.  \n\nHowever, if his Dad is a Mexican citizen he may have dual nationality.  He'd need to paper it, though.
427856
Getting a passport is one thing, but getting an entry visa is quite another.   Your P.O. will be able to tell you what you can do about getting a passport, when or if.  If you are completely without a P.O., then I doubt you will have a problem getting the passport.  But you can bet that Thailand, especially, won't welcome you if then know about your history!