iamflyer

Isn't insurance requirements state law anyways (NH doesn't even require it). Sure they can refer it to state law enforcement but is it itself a reason to deny admission?

juliep

Can I ask why this thread is posted on this forum when it doesn't involve flying?

Yoshi212

While this forum is flying centric it contains info on a lot more. From FF programs, credit cards, car rental, hotels to just name a few.

juliep

There is no address on the passport. Just show them that and not your DL for ID.

Yoshi212

There is on the computer when they run the passport.

juliep

Ahhhh...now that makes sense!

I didn't realize they could see the address of the passport on the screen. But people do move, and the passport isn't updated for 10 years. Or it could be sent to a PO box or your work address.

cafeconleche

In 2006 I drove a family friend's car across the rainbow bridge with a couple of French friends, all of us in our early 20s. They asked me whose car it was, and I said 'my aunt', even though she is not a real aunt, but a close family friend I consider an aunt. So, I even corrected myself. They let us in, but searched our car thoroughly and questioned the two Frenchies (I was an LPR, but without a passport - just GC). The way back was fine I think. So, a wife driving a husband's car should be fine, but of course things are getting worse with time.

Another time my mom and I drove a rental car from NYC to Montreal and we were questioned more about the car then, but not too much. Of course, in this case the rental was in my name.