I asked where to get a photo ID for my son who is going to Puerto Rico with his grandfather. He is only 12.?

The dept. of motor vehicles won't give him one. Is there any other place the I can get a legal ID in Pennsylvania for a minor? Thanks...

Kemo	If you live anywhere around Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Children's Hospital can get them made. Also allot of schools can get them made up. If not here's a website that makes them http://www.kidstravelcard.com/ You don't need a passport to go to Puerto Rico since it's part of the U.S. but it would be a good investment for future vacations.
shinningstarofthecarribean	School???? But to go to Puerto rico all he needs is his birth certificate and a Notarized letter from the Parents given permission to the minor to travel with him...make sure to write that he has permision to make medical decision also...
Priscilla L	I would get him a passport or the new passport card. Apply for one. Usually some post offices do this too. Look here: http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
~Janisâ?¥Nitty~	The Post Office,,,
Mrs McCall	The only other thing I can think of would be to get a passport for him. They are quite pricey but are excepted everywhere and required when traveling to a lot of places.
marleen	passport maybe?
Hardnutz	You do not need a passport to come to Puerto Rico, but if you really want hin to have an I.D. have a copy of his birth certificate and cosider going here http://www.kidsafeid.com/ I hope this helps.
CkBusiness19	Passport.
unoon	He needs to get a passport.
scarab	With the new changes in the passport laws, you may want to check to make sure that a passport is not required. Even if it is not, it might be the easiest way to prove identification of a minor child. Good luck!
prossergirl2002	Go to RiteAid or Walgreens wherever they take Passport photos and get him a passport.
meicak	You definitely need a passport. As a US citizen you can travel to PR without a passport but you can not return to the main land without one. Also because you son is a minor and I am assuming his grandfather is not his legal guardians you need to write a letter of permission for your son to travel with him. Although it is usually not an issue it does sometime come up when traveling with a minor. Also the letter should be notarized and kept with your sons passport