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Old Nov 14, 2006 | 7:49 am
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Originally Posted by HLS2002
In a more general sense, have those of you with multiple passports encountered any extra interrogation? I've been debating whether I can push back a US consulate visit for extra pages a bit by using a fresh passport. If, hypothetically, SIN basically fills up my US 48-pager and I present another passport with no stamps in it at HKG, the immigration officer will know I had to use some other document to get to that point. I just don't know whether anyone cares -- or, worse, if it's not permitted under the laws of some jurisdictions.
The only grilling I've gotten has been from USCBP at LHR when I checked in for my outbound to the US on a US passport and for my return to the UK on an Aussie passport (I had to because of Visa placement). They thoroughly inspected both passports and questioned me for a bit. No biggie. Otherwise, no issues. No questions from US immi about the fact that I have nearly no stamps in my US passport and the ones I have are only US stamps, and no questions from anybody else.
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