Passport question
#4
Joined: Jan 2003
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Hi by,
Boy, you are in a heap of trouble.
It is pretty much a rule that your passport should be valid for 90 days beyond the date at which you will enter a foreign country.
It is currently taking as long as 12 weeks to process a passport renewal.
Call the US Passport Office and find out how to get your passport renewed stat.
http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
Boy, you are in a heap of trouble.
It is pretty much a rule that your passport should be valid for 90 days beyond the date at which you will enter a foreign country.
It is currently taking as long as 12 weeks to process a passport renewal.
Call the US Passport Office and find out how to get your passport renewed stat.
http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
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#10
Joined: May 2004
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If I were you, I'd call/contact the Spanish consulate. We experienced this recently with my friend going to France. Her passport was soon-to-expire, the US passport office relayed conflicting information from the French consulate. Further investigation confirmed that the French consulate was correct - her passport needed renewing. She went to Houston for a day-trip and 17 hours later had a new passport in hand. France, and perhaps Spain, is part of the Schengen agreement - the passport is to be valid 3 months after the scheduled return date to the U.S. Hope this helps....
#11
Joined: Aug 2006
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There may be some variation depending on the country. They will generally require that your passport be valid for the duration of you permission to be in the country. They want to be sure that you will be able to leave when your time expires.
#12
Joined: Apr 2007
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When does your passport expire? June 9th this year?
What is your plan, to take an almost expired passport to Spain and have your national embassy issue you a new passport?
This worked back in the 1970's but today?
Look your passport needs to have a minimum of 90 days life left before it expires, some countries want 180 days dependant upon arrival/departure date which is country specific.
Besides the airlines have agents that actually look at you passport. OH, they have added another twist, they actually scan your passport into a computer, most are machine readable now, if the computer starts to make funny noises or eats your passport, well be happy your in your native country.
A brand new passport, its valid for ten years. Simply renew your passport, delay your trip if necessary.
What is your plan, to take an almost expired passport to Spain and have your national embassy issue you a new passport?
This worked back in the 1970's but today?
Look your passport needs to have a minimum of 90 days life left before it expires, some countries want 180 days dependant upon arrival/departure date which is country specific.
Besides the airlines have agents that actually look at you passport. OH, they have added another twist, they actually scan your passport into a computer, most are machine readable now, if the computer starts to make funny noises or eats your passport, well be happy your in your native country.
A brand new passport, its valid for ten years. Simply renew your passport, delay your trip if necessary.







