If i've just recieved a green card, do i need anything else to enter the US ? or just a passport ??
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If you have your green card then that is all you need to enter the US. If you enter on a pp then it will not show you are a landed immigrant.  The green card or I151 shows you are a landed permanent alien or LAPer.\n\nDo not listen to people who tell you to talk to a lawyer. It is a total waste of time and money. INS will answer all your questions for free.
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You'll have to get a passport if you're not coming here by January. Starting before the end of January of 2007 ALL people entering the United States, even citizens, will be required to show a passport at all ports of entry. That includes by foot, plane, train, car or boat. \n\nAmerica is a beautiful country with more diverse nature than anywhere in the world. In California you can be in the snow in the mountains, surfing a wave in the ocean and camping in the desert in less than a week.
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Hello. I am a frequent traveler. The law is that as of now some people and us citizens could travel in and out of the us without a passport or visa. now you must have a passport to get back. \n\nthey are good for ten years and better id than even a drivers license so you can use it for other purposes. \n\nyou can apply for one at the post office and any county clerks.\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/
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1. passport\n2. birth certificate\n3. visa
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check with uscis as far as replacement for the green card and check with the embassy or consulate of your native country for replacement of the passport. i would get on these steps as soon as possible. good luck.
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I am from puerto rico and do not need a passport to travel from puerto rico to united states. a passport is needed if I travel to europe or greece. puerto rico is more similiar to united states than people think. everything we have here in united states, we have there.  walmart, sams, taco bell, burger king. if you ever visit, you will not be so out of place except for the language barrier-if you dont speak spanish. lol
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It varies by your country or origin, most people need a visa, that is a stamp on your passport. If you are just wanting to visit here, then you need a visitors visa. You should contact the American embassy or check on line. Each country varies.
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A passport!  My husband (American) and I (legal resident in the U.S.) drove to Canada.  I had to show my Green Card and my husband showed his driver's licence and the officer said "no, I need to see your passport".  Luckily, he had brought it.
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If you are a citizen I think you need a copy of the papers to get passports and things, but no, citizenship does not 'run out' after a time.  You may need to confirm it as an adult, however, so you should check the immigration web page.  Children born overseas to US parents in the military have to 'confirm' their citizenship upon reaching their majority, as I understand it.  You may have to, too.  This is because naturalization is a contract of loyalty between you and the country, and children cannot enter into binding contracts.
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Well, I'm in Mexico as I write this, and I'm returning after March 1st.  I was told I didn't have to have a passport to return (I certainly didn't need it to get down here), so I'm definitely hoping you don't have to have one.  \n\nGo to http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html and do a little research.\n\nEDIT 3.6.06:\n\nWell, I'm back and with no birth certificate.  Sailed through with no problems.  Good ol' USA.
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You need A S.S. card and a birth certificate or military I.D. or a passport...Check with the DMV before you go...I think it costs 15 dollars.....i have one and I don't want to give it up...It's old and at the time I received it they did not have an expiration date which they do now!!!
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you need to be a U.S. citizen to get a U.S. passport.
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yes, you need a green card. unless you are only representing a french company for a short period of time.
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Hi there!\nIf you are a permanent resident and you want to leave the country, you need a Travel Document (I-131). Since this document can be used by people who want to travel but cannot get a passport from their country of nationality you might not need a visa in order to visit Europe. \nTo be on the safe side maybe you should go to a travel agency and ask. They must know what you need, it's their business.
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If you are an American citizen travelling to America from a country in the western hemishpere (that's North, South, and Central America as well as the Carribbean) all you need to enter the United States is proof of American citizenship.  \n\nIf you are a Canadian travelling to the United States from a country in the western hemisphere for pleasure or business (where the company that is paying you is located outside the United States) all you need is proof of your Canadian citizenship.\n\nGenerally, a birth certificate with a government issued photo ID is sufficient proof.
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RESIDENT PROOF-VOTER ID OR DRIVING LICENSE OR PASSPORT OR ANY BILLS\nBANK STATEMENT,PHOTOGRAPH & PAN CARD
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No visa required if you are going for tourism, and have a machine-readable passport with biometrics.\n\n(Some of the above depends on when the passport was issued.  You should check the website of the US Embassy in the UK or the State Department in the US.)