I read that a teen can go to France on the parent's passport. I'm not sure I get it. My husband already has his passport. Can my 13 year old son forget about getting one then? Must his name be added to my husband's passport? <BR> <BR>Help!

We took our 17 year old last year to Europe and he absolutely required his own passport, assuming you are a U.S. resident.

WHY DON'T YOU PHONE THE EMBASSY?? <BR>THEN YOU GET A CORRECT ANSWER IN 5 MINUTES INSTEAD OF WAITING HERE FOR DAYS AND NEVER THE LESS CAN NOT BE SURE OF IF THE ANSWERS YOU GET IS CORRECT OR NOT <BR> <BR>WASA

Wow...I never heard of that, if that's the case, we just took a licking. From our understanding, and we already did it, our children (12 & 15 years old) required their own passport, which we recently applied for and purchased. While an adult passport lasts 10 years, the childrens are not as expensive, but only last 5 years.

Try the state department's website for passport regulations. <BR>