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To: AlexW

“You do not need a birth certificate to get a passport.”

That’s interesting. I just arranged for passports on both of my children and provided birth certificates for both of them. Are those “international passports” different than the US passports I just obtained? Perhaps there are other documents that would suffice. Not sure what they might be. They seemed to be fine with the BC’s though.


16 posted on 01/03/2010 1:02:06 AM PST by Habibi ("It is vain to do with more what can be done with less." - William of Occam)
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To: Habibi

“Are those “international passports” different than the US passports”

Well, my memory is failing, but I am almost sure that I did not need my BC when obtaining my passport in Memphis, some years ago.
I did, however, have to provide my BC when applying for Social Security, a few years ago, through the embassy in Warsaw, Poland.
I do not know what an international passport is.
I filled up my first US passport and had to have new pages added.
I now have a new US passport, obtained this year in the Philippines, as the last one expired.
They are good for ten years.


24 posted on 01/03/2010 2:23:58 AM PST by AlexW (Now in the Philippines . Happy not to be back in the USA for now.)
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