I have one but my boss keeps it in his office so I can’t use it
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Sounds unfair
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Wow that's messed up.
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That is illegal for your boss to do that. Even if the company paid for you to get it, it's still yours. They can NOT keep your passport.
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Your boss doesn't own that. Would you like police assistance?
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How? And I don't think you should give it in the first place
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1 yYes I do.
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1.9K opinions shared on Travel topic. Nope, I never go anywhere so I never bothered to get one
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That's sad! Why not?
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That’s kinda sad tbh
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@DrPepper12 I am not really interested in seeing any foreign countries when there are so many awesome places in the US I have not seen.
I have a "land passport." It allows citizens to re-enter the United States by land or sea from neighboring countries like Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean, but is not valid for air travel.
I got it literally because I needed to renew my drivers license and could not find my original birth certificate. It was cheaper to get the land passport then it was to get the book, so I went through the whole long process of getting the thing which took like 8 weeks. I doubt I'll ever use it, as I don't plan to drive or cruise to any of these places.10 ReplySure do. I have had one since I moved to Washington, DC in 1988 and took a job on Capitol Hill.
Since then, I have taken - using that passport - pleasure, i. e. non-work - trips to 30 countries:
Canada, Mexico, Belize, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Barbados, Bahamas, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, France, Monaco, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Italy, San Marino, Vatican City, Malta, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Montenegro, and the Republic of Georgia. (That last was part work trip to which I tacked on some vacation time at the end.)
My goal was to get to every European country, but in the last few years, for a variety of reasons, I have not traveled as much. However, I plan to renew my passport and hopefully, though, get back to traveling soon.
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1 yYes. Blue America has 2x as much passport ownership as red states. Blue states are 4x more likely to have multilingual people.

Wonder why that is... I guess we'll never know.
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This is a provably false statistic - it's invented propaganda. That's because, among other reasons, this stat includes non-Americans, meaning foreign workers, who tend to be in blue states because Democrats tend to not want to pay for Americans when they can import cheaper workers. If you limit it to actual Americans, there's only a small difference between red and blue states, and that can be explained by NYC and LA - the two biggest travel hubs - being located in blue states. NYC has traditionally been the home of journalism, publishing, and international business, and LA is the home of Hollywood, both of which are heavily-traveled industries which skew the stats.
Yes , obviously I do because I'm not in my birth country.
It's also a falicy that only 11 % from the USA have passports , it's actually closer to 40 % .
In Australia 🦘 , being a large Island mass , virtually every relevant , eligible individual has a passport.00 Reply
1 yYeah. I've traveled to other countries plenty of times, and actually have to occasionally travel for work.
41 ReplyYou travel to Europe?
1 yIt's been a while since I travelled abroad now, but I always keep my passport current. It's like an insurance policy, you never know when you might need it.
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1 yYep and just renewed it a few months ago and it took so long!
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1 yOf course, i live abroad since i was teen. Sp i need that.
10 ReplyIt expired some time during covid. I haven't seen any reason to renew it until I plan something.
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1 yI lived in Japan for 10 years and travel all over the place... I'm American. I have one and I sometimes use it for shit like getting into clubs.
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Dbone at the club- https://youtu.be/PpeYrbOeVqE?feature=shared
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@Staximus LMFAO!!! Good times.
336 opinions shared on Travel topic. I don't, I live in France and I never travelled outside the European Union
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1 yYes, I’ve had multiple passports at this point. My job requires lots of traveling around the world.
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1 yYes marked m. For male.
Change requests, for that or birth certificates ought to be accompanied with blood test results or ignored.
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1 yYes, I just renewed it since it was about to expire later this year, and I need it for some upcoming foreign travel.
10 Reply Yes, a passport is needed for any travel destination outside of the European Union.
20 ReplyYes, I have a passport, I've held one since the late 80's.
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u 1 yI did, but it has long since expired. I would love to travel outside the US at some point though, so I'll get a new one eventually.
00 Reply888 opinions shared on Travel topic. No I haven't been out of Canada since before 911.
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1 yNo, only having one day off a year isn't conducive to nothing with one
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1 yI do. It hasn’t been used in years but it’s not expired so the moment someone wants to buy my ticket to Europe, I’m ready 😋😋😋
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1 yYes especially my girlfriend and I we travel on a cruise a lot.
20 Reply332 opinions shared on Travel topic. No I have plenty of places to go in this country and I'm not a fan of planes unless they are on the runway and not going anywhere with me in them
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1 yYeah, for my lifestyle it's required. I hope we can one day live in a world where passports are no longer required.
00 Reply Yes but haven't crossed the borders. Anyone one invite me
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1 yYes. We're on about our fourth one currently.
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1 yyeah i went to Canada once 6/7 years ago?
20 ReplyI do and I’m getting my second one soon🥳
10 Replyyep i do. always good to have
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1 yNo I don't have a passport 🛂 lol 😆
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After all, I don't have a need to travel outside of my country, and unless that ever changes, a holiday, etc , I'm just sitting pretty and saving renewal fees lol 😆😁
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yeppers, we travel a lot, so it is usually needed.
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1 yYes but my picture is toddler me 😂
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1 yEdward Snowden now has a Russian one, he is able to be drafted into the war
00 ReplyI have two not just one.
20 ReplyI have 3 citizenships, but my passports expired 😆
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1 yYep and I have yet to use it.
10 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Travel topic. Yes, I have two.
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1 yI used 3 times last year
20 ReplyOf course. I’ve had one since I was a kid.
10 ReplyI do but it's several years out of date 🤣
10 Replyi have two
30 ReplyI need to renew. Thanks for the reminder :)
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1 yYes I have and want to visit Lithuania 🙂
20 ReplyYes I have Two passports.
20 ReplyOff course!
10 ReplyI do.
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1 yYep, I just renewed mine in December.
10 Reply 749 opinions shared on Travel topic. Yeap
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1 yNot for some years.
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1 yYeah. Mainly for valid ID
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1 yYes I got one with my wife and I
10 ReplyOf course
20 ReplyYes I do
20 ReplyYes, I do
10 ReplyYes I do?
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1 yI do been traveling since I was 5 months old.
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1 yYes..
10 ReplyYes I do
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1 yYes I have
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1 yI do
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