Deb M
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Through the end of 2006, you only need a birth certificate with a raised seal from the issuing state. If your name on your ID does not match the name on your birth certificate, you will need a copy of your marriage license or divorce decree.
In 2007, you will need a passport to fly to anywhere outside of the United States.
Have fun on your trip! |
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Andrew G
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Im gonna say yes. only because your leaving the main land of our home country , and going over seas to another. even though it is concidered one of our (i believe) allies. a birth cert usually works..did for me on my trip to Mexico. Good luck! |
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ed
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NO! It's US territory. |
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xadralix
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Puerto Rico is a US territory so you wont need a passport to visit the island. Have a great time. |
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tendernesstour
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No, it is a US territory. |
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Emily!
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no but make sure you have some form of ID. |
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papo9112001
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No you don't but if you desire to go to the Dominican Republic from Puerto Rico yes. Also within time things might change as per Homeland Security. |
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C130_Pilot
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You do not need a passport or birth certificate to go to PR from the states, PR is a territory and all puertorricans are american citizens. When the new law everyone is talking about here is in effect, you will not need a passport to go to PR either. This law is only for international travel. You will never need a passport to fly for the mainland US to Hawaii, Alaska, PR or the US Virgin Islands. |
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lizziegirl
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yes. even if puerto rico is a u.s. teriitory, you still need a passport or a birth certificate. |
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parsonsel
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As of today, no. But very soon you'll need a passport to go anywhere outside the US.
You might as well get one now if you're planning on travelling in the future. |
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barbie89032
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yes its a new like law they passed |
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NinI BaBii
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No, P.R. is a commonwealth to the U.S. |
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suiki
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Not yet just a birth certificate . After December 31st you will need passports for any outside US travel . |
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Big Mama
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No you do not. |
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Tatiana L
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No. |
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Mighty Might
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No. It's considered a U.S. territory. However, airports require a form of I.D. (picture), so a passport is always handy. Otherwise two forms of I.D. (license, social security card, etc.) |
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Joanna
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you need a passport to fly anywhere even in the U.S. |
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