Not that I can do much about it at this point...leaving Friday but do I need to bring anything other than passport, international driving permit, my license and copies of everything..do I need my birth certificate or is that overkill? Thanks to all of you for all of your help over the past few months.
Posted by
Alta Loma, CA, USA
1446 posts
Hi Joe, no need to take your birth certificate. You'll be fine with the other items you mentioned. Have a great trip...I'm so jealous!
Posted by
Eugene, Oregon, USA
927 posts
I do take a photo copy of my BC and our Marriage Cert. Ya never know. The rules are completely arbitrary sometimes as are the questions if you get pulled aside in a random security check. Just grin and bare it if that happens. And this may not apply, but don't bring gel shoe inserts or have athletic shoes with the gel in the soles. Saw lots of people pulled out of the TSA line over that last year. Made me feel sorry for them.... especially the older people.
Posted by
Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23284 posts
There is absolutely no need for a birth certificate or marriage license. No one cares if you are married or not or traveling with your daughter.
Posted by
Edmonton, AB, Canada
668 posts
Unless your daughter is a minor, in which case you will need a notarised authority from you spouse!
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32212 posts
Joe, I wouldn't bother with the Birth Certificate or Marriage License. Just your Passport, normal Driver's License and International Driver's Permit. Be sure to check the expiration date on your Passport and D.L.
Posted by
OP
Boston, MA, USA
262 posts
Thanks all, it is truly appreciated to have such caring folks out there
Posted by
Florida, USA
12172 posts
If you aren't driving, your passport is all you need. If you drive add your drivers license and international drivers permit. A copy of your passport (kept seperate from your passport) will speed things up, at the US Consulate, if you have to have it replaced.
Posted by
Florida, USA
12172 posts
Sorry screwed up above (now edited). For driving include your drivers license and international drivers permit (accidentally said international passport?).