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July 11th 06, 07:01 AM
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Passport or no?
" Personally, I would never, as in *never*, leave the US of A without a passport. ymmv I agree. Shortly after 911, the wife and I saw the handwriting on the wall and applied for our passports. Assuming that you apply "pre need" so there is no rush, it is just not a big deal. I have kept my passport current for the last 20 years, or so. You never know when or where you might want to go somewhere, that not having a passport would be a show stopper. Not only that, a passport is another form of ID, for things you need to show 3 ID's for. Get the Kid's passports. How many kids can brag that they have one! g -- Jim in NC 
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