International Travel ??????????????

[4ever mine 9]

Ok, I maybe stressing for nothing, but has anyone made a drastic hair color change since the issuance of their passport? I had dark brown hair when my passport was issued, now i have a blondish brown color. BTW, I like my new color, but will that cause concerns when entering a another country? Would this cause issues when traveling through NYC to Paris to Casablanca? I also lost thirty pounds since it was issued.

Please advise.

Edited April 4, 2011 by 4ever mine

[jkelly07 120]

you should be fine, your face is the same, and your fingerprints are the same , your o.k

[YuAndDan 153]

Nope, as long as your face looks the same you will have no problems.

No stress..

[4ever mine 9]

you should be fine, your face is the same, and your fingerprints are the same , your o.k

Thank you. These days I have been overstressing on every detail.

Nope, as long as your face looks the same you will have no problems.

No stress..

thank you so much! My face is the same, just thinner. This whole process has caused me so much stress these days.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

I would like to know also. My 21 year-old stepdaughter changes her hair color weekly. She used to be a natural blonde with long, California cheerleader-like hair. Currently she looks like Elvira's younger sister with black hair and a makeup that makes me check my gun in the dark. Should she apply for a new passport on a weekly or bi-weekly basis or do you think that's not necessary?

What exactly does the Constitution say regarding hair color and style anyway?

[Golden Gate 530]

Ok, I maybe stressing for nothing, but has anyone made a drastic hair color change since the issuance of their passport? I had dark brown hair when my passport was issued, now i have a blondish brown color. BTW, I like my new color, but will that cause concerns when entering a another country? Would this cause issues when traveling through NYC to Paris to Casablanca? I also lost thirty pounds since it was issued.

Please advise.

I had brown hair the first time I went, and blonde hair the second. Plus, I think I gained about 25 pounds from eating the food there all summer. They didn't seem to notice!

Edited April 5, 2011 by Golden Gate

[4ever mine 9]

I had brown hair the first time I went, and blonde hair the second. Plus, I think I gained about 25 pounds from eating the food there all summer. They didn't seem to notice!

Thank you so much.

[mimikipa 0]

i had a similar issue. I went to the us consulate. they said if it's a valid us passport, it's valid. Mine is already 10 years old and i was 2x my weight there.

[4ever mine 9]

i had a similar issue. I went to the us consulate. they said if it's a valid us passport, it's valid. Mine is already 10 years old and i was 2x my weight there.

Thank you. I think that the stress of the refusal of my husband's visa actually caused me to lose the weight that I lost since February, 2011.

[4ever mine 9]

Thank you. I think that the stress of the refusal of my husband's visa actually caused me to lose the weight that I lost since February, 2011.

I finally got my son's passport today. I have been having a very hard with receiving my marriage cert/translation from Morocco. i called the passport office and a women sopke to her supervisor anad since I just recently changed my name on my passport to that of my husbands, they had that all recorded and approved his passport.

I have one question: Would anyone recommend me taking any addiional civil documents when travel with my son since our last names are different?

[pushbrk 12,898]

I finally got my son's passport today. I have been having a very hard with receiving my marriage cert/translation from Morocco. i called the passport office and a women sopke to her supervisor anad since I just recently changed my name on my passport to that of my husbands, they had that all recorded and approved his passport.

I have one question: Would anyone recommend me taking any addiional civil documents when travel with my son since our last names are different?

Yes, I would carry the son's birth certificate and evidence you are the named mother. A marriage certificate showing the mother married a man with your current last name should do. Also, depending on which country you're leaving, you'll need the other parent's written permission. This varies, so check it out.

[4ever mine 9]

Yes, I would carry the son's birth certificate and evidence you are the named mother. A marriage certificate showing the mother married a man with your current last name should do. Also, depending on which country you're leaving, you'll need the other parent's written permission. This varies, so check it out.

Ok thank you. I have a list of things that I will take with me when traveling to Morocco with my son. Is this comphrehensive enough?

1. My old passport that has my maiden name, same as my sons

2. Curent passport for me and my son.

3. My son's birth certificate showing both parents name.

4. My marriage certificate/translation in case I am asked for proof of my name change in the US or in France.

5. My son's immunization records with current medications and allergies.

6. Notorized letter from his father giving me permission to travel internationally. This may be needed in Morocco.

Not sure what other documents that I may need to prove that I am his biological mother and custodial parent?

Is this enough for both traveling and medical treatment (if needed during our trip)?

Thanks for your advice in advance.

[pushbrk 12,898]

Ok thank you. I have a list of things that I will take with me when traveling to Morocco with my son. Is this comphrehensive enough?

1. My old passport that has my maiden name, same as my sons

2. Curent passport for me and my son.

3. My son's birth certificate showing both parents name.

4. My marriage certificate/translation in case I am asked for proof of my name change in the US or in France.

5. My son's immunization records with current medications and allergies.

6. Notorized letter from his father giving me permission to travel internationally. This may be needed in Morocco.

Not sure what other documents that I may need to prove that I am his biological mother and custodial parent?

Is this enough for both traveling and medical treatment (if needed during our trip)?

Thanks for your advice in advance.

Should be plenty. The old passport is a good addition.