passport requirements for USA trip ?
16 January 2006, 12:44 PM
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passport requirements for USA trip ?
I'm off to Vegas in March.
Is there a minimum amount of time you have to have left on your passport to be able to travel ?
mine runs out in June.
Is it 6 months or just valid for the length of stay ?
Is there a minimum amount of time you have to have left on your passport to be able to travel ?
mine runs out in June.
Is it 6 months or just valid for the length of stay ?
16 January 2006, 12:54 PM
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90 daysfor a UK one. I went with 97 days left on my passport on a 3 day business trip last November, no probs at all.
Better get it renewed, thanks for reminding me
Better get it renewed, thanks for reminding me
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Needs to be a machine readable passport too. ie have a barcode type series of numbers so they can scan it electronically and see where you have been recently!
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just applied for a renewal online.
they send you the form all filled out , you sign it with new photos and return.
God i'm lazy !
they send you the form all filled out , you sign it with new photos and return.
God i'm lazy !
16 January 2006, 01:22 PM
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Take it to the Post office and ask for them to 'check and send' then there won't be any delays either.
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have you got any serious motoring convictions? i.e drink driving?
the reason i ask is that my sisters neighbour was refused entry to america (about a year ago) because he has a DR10 on his licence! apparently it's a criminal conviction as far they were concerned
p.s all your money on black
have you got any serious motoring convictions? i.e drink driving?
the reason i ask is that my sisters neighbour was refused entry to america (about a year ago) because he has a DR10 on his licence! apparently it's a criminal conviction as far they were concerned
p.s all your money on black
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Originally Posted by LUCKO
IPALMER
have you got any serious motoring convictions? i.e drink driving?
the reason i ask is that my sisters neighbour was refused entry to america (about a year ago) because he has a DR10 on his licence! apparently it's a criminal conviction as far they were concerned
p.s all your money on black
have you got any serious motoring convictions? i.e drink driving?
the reason i ask is that my sisters neighbour was refused entry to america (about a year ago) because he has a DR10 on his licence! apparently it's a criminal conviction as far they were concerned
p.s all your money on black
no, I'm all clean
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