Of course you cn always get one of these:

http://www.freebooter.com/camouflage-passports.asp

//Goes off to look for his Legoland Driver's License...

I have UK and German citizen friends who have gotten Florida licenses (that are still valid) while in the US on visa waivers :eek:

I tried something new yesterday at SJU and MIA... put paper clips in my passport so the only page that could be accessed without removing the paper clips would be my picture page. I used the oversized ones, put in carefully so as to not damage any pages/visas. One paper clip for every 15 pages, overlapping one page each time.

It worked, no thumbing through pages, no secondary, not even a second look.

Whoops; guess I should let my wife know she's going away for a very long time, being a non-citizen and all.

On an unrelated note, anyone know of a way to maximize the miles earned for flying to Guantanamo Bay? Just curious... :cool:

Not sure about miles, but I heard food and board are free.

It was quite the popular request in Miami from what I hear -- including back when there were more South American countries good for the visa waiver program to enter the US.

So you know what a drivers license from VIC or WA looks like? Current ones/older ones? How about NSW, SA .. or QLD or NT?

I think I'll borrow your idea clipping the pages so that only the cover page can be seen. My original passport is full, I have an extra pages insert, and even that is starting to get filled up.

Too often a TSA screener will start flipping through the pages looking for the cover and then starts looking at the stamps. I've had other TSO's sit and flip through all of the stamps and one even remarked, "Gee, what are those postage stamp looking things in your passport?" ....

A small paperclip it is...

Might be a good idea- I was sent to the secondary screening once when the TSA bloke at PHX flipping through my passport found one of those stamps with "something Arabish (sic)" in it (visa got at CAI immigration). Was given a thorough search, asked lots of questions about what I do, why I am in the US and why I went to an Arab country.

Actually, the UK one does on the paper part... mine is valid until 2043!

TSA, AA and United all accept NSW and (i suspect) VIC licences as they carry the Australian government name and symbols. I have not had any issue with TSA when using NSW licences.

I don't think so buddy.

One more tiny hole in the old security blanket, eh?

For some odd reason, most americans think foreign visitors cannot get USDL's. The first thing I do whenever a friend/relative/etc comes to visit is send them down to DPS/DMV with the "required" documents. Guess what comes in the mail a couple of weeks later?

Any chance you could you elaborate on this?
I thought you needed a US social security # and some other stuff to get a drivers license?

PM me if you would rather not post it publicly....would be appreciated.

Although they just recently changed the rules (in the last few days, I think), I got my Michigan DL last year before I had a SSN. All I needed was my foreign passport, and a couple of other documents (which could be a DL from another country, birth certificate, US immigrant or non-immigrant Visa, marriage license, School ID, etc).