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Domestic travel in US - bring passport?

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    #32
    spideog7
    Registered Users Posts: 1,230 ✭✭✭spideog7


    iusedtoknow wrote: »
    So I compromised, took along the passport on the condition she guarded it.

    So far haven't been asked for anything except drivers license on train and hotel.

    I will not say to " I told you so" but I will probably make the " I told you so" face

    Yea you won't need it... but you're still supposed to have it.


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    #33
    CompositeJohn
    Registered Users Posts: 41 ✭CompositeJohn


    Yep, wont need it but good to have it. I always carry it on travel by air, car travel depends if I remember but usually our major trips I do carry it.

    Driving home from work a year or so ago I had an F150 turn into the side of my car :confused: Anyway the police officer that came out asked about my visa status and passport given my accent. This is in Kansas with a typical paddy complexion!!

    Needless to say I didn't have it on me and he told I should carry it at all times. I got it photocopied and put it in with the car title and called it a day. I'm too prone to losing things to carry the original everywhere especially now that my visa is in an expired passport multiplying my chances of losing one.


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