Question about flying domestic with foreign passport.
Dec 7, 2010, 11:39 am
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See http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/9605187-post11.html .
And see,
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wi...hout_1260.html
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wi...hout_1990.html
Citizens of some countries do not need a visa (normally). Columbia is not among those citizens.
Given the first link, and given the person in question has a new Columbian passport with no stamp from the the Department of Homeland Security, there is a chance the TSA will refer him to Customs and Immigration who will detain him.
Not worth the risk IMHO. The person in question (who apparently does not have a driver's license) needs to find someone to drive him by car to his destination. Or he needs to get approval from Customs and Immigration to reside in the USA (given his marriage to a U.S. citizen this should go smoothly, but he'll have to admit to working in the USA illegally, and he could be denied).
And see,
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wi...hout_1260.html
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wi...hout_1990.html
Citizens of some countries do not need a visa (normally). Columbia is not among those citizens.
Given the first link, and given the person in question has a new Columbian passport with no stamp from the the Department of Homeland Security, there is a chance the TSA will refer him to Customs and Immigration who will detain him.
Not worth the risk IMHO. The person in question (who apparently does not have a driver's license) needs to find someone to drive him by car to his destination. Or he needs to get approval from Customs and Immigration to reside in the USA (given his marriage to a U.S. citizen this should go smoothly, but he'll have to admit to working in the USA illegally, and he could be denied).
No problem Flying as long as your Foreign passport is still valid.TSA has calmed down nowadays in checking valid visas.
Last edited by essxjay; Dec 7, 2010 at 3:00 pm Reason: OMNI clause removed
