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If you are traveling in the Western Hemisphere( Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Central and South America):
Air Travel: All U.S. citizens departing from or entering the United States from within the Western Hemisphere by air are required to present a valid passport or a NEXUS card (if utilizing a NEXUS kiosk when departing from a designated Canadian airport). Merchant Mariner Document (for U.S. citizens on official maritime business.) U.S. Military identification card when traveling on official orders: Children are also required to present their own passport when traveling by air.
Land or Sea Travel: U.S. citizens entering the United States by land or sea are required to present a valid WHTI-compliant document, which include:
- U.S. Passports
- U.S. Passport Cards
- Enhanced Driver's Licenses
- Enhanced Tribal Card (ETC)
โNov-23-2018 06:33 AM
โNov-14-2018 08:26 PM
TomG2 wrote:
What confusion? People come and go every day at the Nuevo Progreso crossing with and without passports.
Do I have one? Yes. Do all my friends? No.
Not confusing at all, unless you want it to be.
โNov-14-2018 01:54 PM
navegator wrote:
I think I know were the confusion is att.
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โNov-12-2018 08:20 PM
CardinalRule wrote:
I've seen that attitude, at least 3 times, at the Andrade crossing from Mexico into the US. US Citizen- "Hi I'm a citizen. CBP- "Prove it." Citizen- "You have to let me in" CBP- "No problem just prove you're a citizen and you can come in."
Lenny K wrote:
I had a friend like that figuring he didn't have to tell the CBP anything.
โNov-12-2018 06:48 PM
John&Joey wrote:
After all the innocent lives that were lost in 9-11 a person should be more then willing to spend a lousy $100 for a 10 year passport to help ensure that will never happen again.
And yes, it's embarrassing to travel with those who push it.
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โNov-12-2018 01:29 PM
ItsyRV wrote:TomG2 wrote:
My friends often visit Nueveo Progreso and return to Texas with nothing more than a driver's license. Can't speak to other crossings. They often have a line for those without passports and even that line moves right along.
If he's a US citizen, he's not required to produce any documents to enter the US. All the documents do is speed things up, but they are not required (regardless what anyone says) of US citizens. Your word is all that is needed to gain entrance.