Passports

"tom418" wrote in message
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Current passport, which I keep with an FAA Form 8060 "ICAO card"

Looking for a JoB???
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Jim in NC

What? Who me? I'm the quintessential couch potatoe
"Morgans" wrote in message
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"tom418" wrote in message
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Current passport, which I keep with an FAA Form 8060 "ICAO card"

Looking for a JoB???
--
Jim in NC

"tom418" wrote

What? Who me? I'm the quintessential couch potatoe

OK, I have to admit that I don't know what that form would be required, or
needed, for you.
I looked it up, and it shows as a request for release of records. Is that
is right, and if so, why do you travel with that form?
--
Jim in NC

I'm talking about Form 8060-42, U.S. Crewmember Certificate.
"Morgans" wrote in message
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"tom418" wrote

What? Who me? I'm the quintessential couch potatoe

OK, I have to admit that I don't know what that form would be required, or
needed, for you.
I looked it up, and it shows as a request for release of records. Is that
is right, and if so, why do you travel with that form?
--
Jim in NC

Yes. Israel, Haiti, Mexico. My wife, also a pilot, Germany and Mexico.
--
Gene Seibel
Gene & Sue's Flying Machine - http://pad39a.com/gene/
Because we fly, we envy no one.

"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote in message

Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.

two expired, each with added sections; no current.

all countries of Europe except Switzerland, Poland, Austria, Lichtenstein,
Monaco; Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Turkiye, Russia, Greece, Iran, Afghanistan,
Pakistan, one or two other small stans I can't remember, India, Bangladesh,
Bahrain, Kuwait, a few of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Lebanon; Egypt,
Ethiopia, Djibouti,, Morocco, Nigeria, So Africa, Rhodesia. China, Korea,
Japan, Taiwan, Burma, Thailand, [but never officially Laos, Cambodia, or RVN
:-)], Hong Kong (under both Britain and China), Singapore, Phillipines,
Indonesia, Australia, Samoa, Fiji; Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, St
Martin(i think), Curacao, Honduras, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru,
Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile.

Mexico and Canada do not require one. Mine sits at home. The most
valuable thing you own is your passport. Leave it at home unless
necessary.

Robert M. Gary wrote on 05/17/06 19:56:

Mexico and Canada do not require one.


That changes soon. Or rather, the US soon requires that US citizens returning
from Mexico or Canada need a passport to enter the US.

Mine sits at home. The most
valuable thing you own is your passport. Leave it at home unless
necessary.


You don't own a passport. It is the property of the issuing country.

-Joe

"Joe Feise" wrote

You don't own a passport. It is the property of the issuing country.

My sister had a rather unusual passport. She got hers lifted while visiting
Prague, so she had to go to the American Embassy, and get a new one issued,
there.
--
Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote in message
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"Joe Feise" wrote

You don't own a passport. It is the property of the issuing country.

My sister had a rather unusual passport. She got hers lifted while
visiting Prague, so she had to go to the American Embassy, and get a new
one issued,

so what so unusual about that. Tourists are losing passports all the time
abroad and the Consular Services have to issue replacement passports
frequently.