Do I need a passport to travel within the U S?
Answer:
It's just for travel taking you out of the country. If your simply traveling to another city or state in the U.S., you don't need to take your passport.
not after ur here and through customs ... once ur in and ur traveling to locations within the borders there is no passport check ... but whats the problem ... i dont see it ...
NOT YET!
DUHHHH
Mexico, canada
You need a passport when you leave the U.S.
You do not need one to travel between the states.
No. Just for out of the country. were still free(maybe, now who knows) to move freely across here.
nope
If you want to travel within the US, from one state to another, then no you do not.
News last night was stating you need a passport now if you are going from US to Canada and Mexico.
Yeah honey. Especially when you go to the next city to by salami.
If you are a US citizen, you need no paperwork. However, if you are not a citizen it is best to carry your Social Security card and your Green Card (if you have one).
Nope;-)
Not until the government decides to require travel papers, and national ID system.
If you are travelling between Alaska and the contiguous United States (commonly referred to as the "lower 48"), you need a passport. Otherwise, you don't.
NO NOT WITHIN THE USA.
Beginning on January 23, 2007, all persons -- including U.S. citizens -- traveling by air from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda will be required to have a passport in order to enter the United States. A second phase of passport requirements will apply to land and sea travelers, beginning as early as January 2008.
PUERTO RICO IS EXCLUDED FROM THIS LAW.
No only if you leave the states.
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