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Government-issued identification, which passports (US or otherwise) are, are always acceptable forms of identification. I'm not sure this is a protip. You know
by Dalewyn 3y ago
Government-issued identification, which passports (US or otherwise) are, are always acceptable forms of identification. I'm not sure this is a protip.
You know what is a protip though? When applying for a US passport you can also choose to get a passport card. It's a plastic card that is the same dimensions as a driver's license and is valid for use in place of a passport when traveling between US-Canada-Mexico by land, and it's also an acceptable form of identification in general because it's a government-issued identification.
- ProllyInfamous 3y agoYes and no. For example, a concealed handgun license (a state-issued government ID) is not acceptible for (e.g.) opening a PO Box. I grew up in Central Texas (HOURS to get out-of-state), and many drinking establishments would ONLY accept a Texas ID/Passport for alcohol purchases — this isn't "legal" but "how it was." I'll take your ProTip, though, and get myself an ID Passport Card (I presume this is not scannable).