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Forbes is exaggerating to say that passports will be required. There are alternate forms of ID (such as a military ID) and even those who do not have government
by GavinMcG 11y ago
Forbes is exaggerating to say that passports will be required. There are alternate forms of ID (such as a military ID) and even those who do not have government-issued ID can verify their identity in other ways. The TSA webpage on identification [1] lists acceptable alternatives, and says that without "proper" ID, "TSA officers will request you present two other forms of ID bearing your name. One of the items must bear your name and other identifying information such as photo, address, phone number, social security number or date of birth."
[1] https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/identification https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/identification
- limeyx 11y agoSeems easier to just show the passport than have to sign up for a couple of tours in Iraq/Syria though...