i need to know where i can get a passport for international travel. i live in porter county, indiana?
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post office\nfill out the paperwork and get some pictures made according to the instructions pay a large sum\nit takes a while to get it
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I would think you'd have to contact the clerks office at the courthouse. I live in Indiana, and to get a copy of a marriage cert. you usually go the courthouse. Try Karen Chasteen, Clerk Ph# 765-983-7232
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my friend if you are a born us citizen with all evidence all you have to do is go down to your local post office and pay about $150.00 to expedite your passport. Your case is bad but not bad enough to stopm you from getting a us passport unless you talk to your parole officer or former lawyer. good luck
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officially not, but it would not be a bad idea to get one because you will need one for travel to any country outside of the US (including Canada and Mexico) by the end of 2007. Neighboring islands in the Carribbean will require passports by the end of this year.
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American tourist passports are blue.  Diplomatic and Official passports are black.  Your mother needs a passport from her home country.  She should contact the embassy of her home country in Washington for more information.  If she is a political exile, under some conditions, the United Nations can issue a white travel document.  I am not familiar with that process.
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try your local customs and passports office. mainly found in your main post office in your home town.
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Go to or write to your local American embassy or consulate and ask how to get the forms for a tourist visa. It should cost you about 200 INS and give them at least 3 months to process the forms before your trip or it could cost more.\n\nI wish I could empathize for me it is no problem to travel to eretz Israel
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Call the Indiana DMV and ask them.
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Go to main local post office...there will be a passport office there.  Or...go to site listed below to get info and print forms.
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You need to apply for a new (corrected) passport. You can do this through your local passport issuing authority.\n\nCheck out the State Department website concerning passport control:\nhttp://www.travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
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Here is how and where:\n\nhttp://www.hciottawa.ca/passports-0509.pdf
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try contacting the us embassy in tegucigalpa: www.usmission.hn\n\nAmnesty International\n\nor the local POlice in Honduras.
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H1B is really not international nor is covered, it was made by a country. See Ronald Reagan.\n If you plan to travel to another county within the USA, especially another state your Drivers License is not recognized, the reason why transfer of records to the county DMV office is done. Even military ID. The USA does recognize American passports as temporary drivers license, identification across the state of Virginia (JFK), and Southern California (Marilyn M.)\n The traveller needs to call the nearest embassy of destination, including stop overs (one visa per city/state). Passengers staying on board the carriage to the destination, must be guarded (the local tourist attraction again).\nWhat is recognized in Europe is the regular passport from Napoleonic Times, this is the original one reserved for inter-city travel (Holy Catholic Church and Servanti). Back then horse travel was like the plane.
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anyone can VISIT, you still need visa/passport. Go to the American embassy and ask specifics.
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You can try the source:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/travel_1744.html
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you need to be a U.S. citizen to get a U.S. passport.