Two passports

[sj5 4]

My child has two passports... But the US embassy took only one to stamped the visa. Why they take only one ?

Edited April 25, 2007 by Pugnacious

[walls1010 3]

My child has two passports... But the US embassy took only one to stamped the visa. Why they take only one ?

How in the world your son got a 2 passport???? Or the one that US Embassy took and put stamp was his valid/renewed passport. Nobody can't have 2 valid passport.

[sj5 4]

My child has two passports... But the US embassy took only one to stamped the visa. Why they take only one ?

How in the world your son got a 2 passport???? Or the one that US Embassy took and put stamp was his valid/renewed passport. Nobody can't have 2 valid passport.

My daughter has Filipino passport and British passport

..I asked the immigration officer but he just want one passport

I was confusing too

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Edited April 25, 2007 by Pugnacious

[walls1010 3]

Ahhh, daughter! That's interesting, so which of her passport the US Embassy took it? As a dual citizen, can't she have a Philippine passport indicating her nationality as a dual citizen by Filipino/British? As far as I know, my son-in-law who was a dual citizen, too, in his passport was "Nationality: Filipino/Japanese.

[sj5 4]

My child has two passports... But the US embassy took only one to stamped the visa. Why they take only one ?

How in the world your son got a 2 passport???? Or the one that US Embassy took and put stamp was his valid/renewed passport. Nobody can't have 2 valid passport.

My daughter has Filipino passport and British passport

..I asked the immigration officer but he just want one passport

I was confusing too

.

sh

I gave the Fil-Passport but he did checked the british passport too. In her filipino passport doesn't say anything but GBP Passport it has annotation but don't know really..I'm just curious about it

[churipu 4]

Ahhh, daughter! That's interesting, so which of her passport the US Embassy took it? As a dual citizen, can't she have a Philippine passport indicating her nationality as a dual citizen by Filipino/British? As far as I know, my son-in-law who was a dual citizen, too, in his passport was "Nationality: Filipino/Japanese.

I guess it depends on the country...my son and other members of my family - and supposedly me too once I apply for citizenship- are dual citizens of both Italy and the US and they all have 2 valid passports.

To the OP: I have really no idea about what to answer to your question sorry.

Edited April 25, 2007 by churipu

[sj5 4]

Ahhh, daughter! That's interesting, so which of her passport the US Embassy took it? As a dual citizen, can't she have a Philippine passport indicating her nationality as a dual citizen by Filipino/British? As far as I know, my son-in-law who was a dual citizen, too, in his passport was "Nationality: Filipino/Japanese.

I guess it depends on the country...my son and other members of my family - and supposedly me too once I apply for citizenship- are dual citizens of both Italy and the US and they all have 2 valid passports.

To the OP: I have really no idea about what to answer to your question sorry.

Thanks..btw its okay.. i'll ask the CO in immigration when i have chance

[Yodrak 7]

Pugnacious,

So that only 1 person can use the visa. A second visa in a second passport would be worth a lot of money.

Yodrak

My child has two passports... But the US embassy took only one to stamped the visa. Why they take only one ?