once i get a passport?
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you ultimately will have to have a passport for travelling to Canada by sea or air by the end of 2006 and for land crossings as well by the end of 2007. check with travel.state.gov for updated requirements. for staying in canada, check with the canadian authorities at www.canadianembassy.org.
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This is normal, passports can take a long time. If you're going out of the country soon you can use his birth certificate and photo ID. An ID card from DMV would be better but you can use school id's. check with the country you're going to. if he's younger than 14 he shouldnt need a passport. Please don't take my word for it, do lots of your own research. You may be in a different situation, and I don't want to get you into trouble.
682532
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.
207225
Here is the website for you to apply for an American Passport:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_832.html\n\nYou have to submit your passport application at the post office.  Be aware not all post offices accept passport aplications and some only do it certain days and certain times of the day.  Here is a link for you to find out the nearest place you can apply:  http://iafdb.travel.state.gov/\n\nAfter you have your passport, if you need a visa for a particulat country you need to go to that couontry's embassy and consulate, or find the information on their website.  \n\nFor the visas I have gotten, I have had to fill out an application and mail the application, along with a fee, and my passport to the country's Embassy (usually in LA, NYC, or San Francisco).  \n\nThe embassy or will then put the visa directly in your passport.  They mail you the passport back.  When you go to the country- they will see the visa is in your passport.\n\nI was able to get all my visa's through the mail.  This is probably how you will do it unless you live in a big city and the country you are trying to get the visa for has an embassy or consulate in your city.
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Get a passport first, if you are here in the US it can take 3-6 weeks to come in.\n\nSearch around for the cost of tickets.\n\nSave your money.\n\nGo and have FUN!
1057749
Depends on what you are going for... if you are going to visit, just a driver's license and birth certificate.  Passport would be even better.  Your passport allows you to stay up to 6 months.  If you are going to work or school, whole different ball of wax.
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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
829901
you just need your american passport.
911952
I would contact the US Passport Agency on that one.  My initial thought would be for you to sign them with your name as the parent of a minor.  However, the rules could be different.  I would also suggest that whenever you travel with them, bring certified copies of each birth certificate.
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At the ceremony, you turn in your residence card (Green Card). You take your oath, and voila! you get your Nat Certificate. If I were you, I would go get a US Passport as quickly as I could! All US citizens will be required to travel with a Passport to any country (including Mexico and Canada) starting January 1,2007.
586041
There are sites you can go to for passports, also you can go to the post office to apply for one.
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nooo its a long way\nyou have to stay at usa for at least 2 years, mean while you will have a temp g.card\nthen probably after 2 or 3 years or more you will have the permanent, \nfor each of those you will need some forms and certain documentations, most of those forms start with an I lol\ndont worry once u get the permanent, very soon after that you will get your own passport, it just involves alot of changin status forms\ncongrats
955651
renew your passport? why bother, 10 million immigrants cant be wrong ;o)\n\nJems
706877
I would take the view that any passport which I held would be none of their concern.  Not all UK citizens hold passports and it would be absurd for such persons to be discriminated against on those grounds.  However, it seems reasonable enough for someone registering for a course to show proof of identity, including proof of identity with a photograph of the individual concerned.  I would therefore take such proof along with me, leaving my passport at home, and I would kick up a fuss if they demanded a passport and make it clear that I proposed to write to my MP.  I would also hang on jealously to my proof of ID.
834096
I would imagine the only thing you would need is your passport.  But take along your actual birth certificate too.
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If you establish a permanent address in Britain, and are employed there, you could get a passport in as little as 7 years. Check with the British Consulate to be sure.
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No.  Not yet.  It is helpful. \n When you do send for your passport you must give up your birth certificate (they mail it back to you) so you might want to order a new one so you will at least have that and a drivers lic when you cross the border.  It takes several weeks to get a passport.  A certified copy of your birth certificate can be ordered from the county health department in which you were born.\n\nYou can get your passport photo taken at Walmart for a small fee.  You cannot use a pic you took of yourself, it is not ont he right kind of paper.