I m very humble and privileged to owning a American passport!!

@_alexmuerto_

3 ай бұрын

"I'm very humble and privileged to own an American passport!!"

Very useful, informative site, user - friendly, i think all useful details are provided in it. Very informative, good guidance.

Good information Thenks

I just got mine today yayy

You forget to mention about that sticker at the back of the passport

Can i change my signature from the biometics?

Do I need to put my full name when signing my passport or just a signature? Thank you :)

@thisispjae4travel

7 ай бұрын

@MabelleAcala sorry for the late response. I was traveling and did not get a chance to review comments and respond. I only signed my signature. I figured the full name is already on the other page, I think signature was all that was needed.

I get my citizen certificaite 2 month ago now i can apply us passport im so happy to become new u.s citizen we tha peoble we the this great country call u.s.a

@Erza2005

Ай бұрын

Do you have to get a citizen certificate to apply for a passport? Or you can apply for a passport without a citizen certificate

Wow, I received my Passport in 2019 and I do not have that label on my back of my Passport. Did that come in all passports?

@berzerker1100

8 ай бұрын

Well, I just received my u.s. passport in early November 2023, just days ago, & mine has that QR thing/ sticker on the back 🤔 Glad I found this video

@philipjohn1338

6 ай бұрын

You have the previous generation passport. The new gen passports come with barcodes in the back

Regular signature or Print full name?

@thisispjae4travel

10 ай бұрын

I did regular signature on mine since my full name is already on printed on the other page. But you could print yours and then sign on top of it if you want to

15 years and still waiting for my greencard to finish processing😭😭

@thisispjae4travel

10 ай бұрын

Wow, did they say why it was taking so long?

@ShiverZZZ666

10 ай бұрын

@@thisispjae4travel Basically my uncle who's an american citizen applied family type of petition for me and my mom to go live there. Originally it takes 10 years but due to corona , the office stopped working for 3 whole years. It's taking much longer since 2020. I'm finding it real difficult to wait any longer. I wanna hurry and build my future in the US. All my mom's family live there (except her parents). I wonder if there's any way to make it faster😅😅

@thisispjae4travel

10 ай бұрын

Have you tried looking at some work visas instead? That might be faster for you, but i’m not sure if you would be able to take your mom though. I haven’t researched work visas that much yet.

@ShiverZZZ666

8 ай бұрын

@@thisispjae4travel I'm a medical student thus I have no time to work 😅😅

@TrueMathSquare

7 ай бұрын

Go somewhere else that treats you better.

Hi i have a u.s.a passport, the last 3 pages 25,26 and 27 dont say visa on them like the other pages. Can you explain those 3 ? Will i be able tontravel to other countries but not get visas ?

Sign it!

“The first thing you should do-“ Unfortunately, it won’t fit in there….

@Bruhzabroad

3 ай бұрын

lol

Can I still use my passport on end of January 2024 till March 2024, when my passport will expire on august same year? Thank you!

@thisispjae4travel

11 ай бұрын

March 2024 would be cutting it close. If I remember correctly, airlines ask that your passport be valid (won’t expire) for at least 6 months. If you are coming back to your home country (US) where you can renew your passport, you might be able to. But I would suggest to get it renewed before you travel if you can.

@mariosmanansala3262

11 ай бұрын

@@thisispjae4travel thank you.

@thisispjae4travel

11 ай бұрын

You’re welcome and good luck on your travel plans! 🙂 i hope everything works out for you

@stevenroshni1228

8 ай бұрын

Depends on where you are traveling. Some want six months after your scheduled departure, others you can use right until the end

@mariosmanansala3262

8 ай бұрын

@@stevenroshni1228 im traveling to philippines and korean. This end of January, be back here in the us on end of march. Thanks!

Mr Azadar

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ما عندي طاقه ل الصبر عمري انتهى و ما عاد في الحياة وقت. اعطوني الاماراتي و الا الكندي و الا حتى مال سانت كيتس. و الا سلفوني ٢٠٠ الف دولار و با ارجعها لكم. صدقوني با رجعها لكم. بس بالتقصيد

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Sign it. Is what you forgot the most important when you get them sign them

@itsasinine3337

11 ай бұрын

3 minutes in

@dedsheap5063

11 ай бұрын

@@itsasinine3337 you’re correct ✅. I missed it

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I am an natural born us citizen and ethically an American by birth. With the exception of my native lines my most of my ancestors came during the 1500-1750s before it was an country. It's amazes me on why do people want our citizenship. I want others so that I can just denounced mine. Very horrible country to live in and how they treat you is also very horrible. We are the only country that does citizenship base taxation and objectively they do not care for their citizens. Everything is so broken and corrupt in this country. Sure we have some of the highest wages in the world but after the deductions such as insurances we do not. We keep the least of our paychecks.

@thisispjae4travel

7 ай бұрын

I understand what you mean. Though I am now a naturalized citizen, I chose to be one based on my facts and the realities of my situation. It would be different to every individual as it will be based on what situation other people are in. I was not born in this country, but this country is where I live, where I grew up, and mostly what influenced me as a child. However, not being a citizen does not offer or help me though I do my due diligence in the country. I figured, this is where I live, I might as well be a citizen here instead of being a citizen to a country I'm not even remotely familiar with (i was born there, but did not grow up nor was fully educated of the country I was born in).

@TrueMathSquare

7 ай бұрын

@@thisispjae4travel If you live in a country long term you might of well be a full citizen for full rights. So you do have a point there.

@Joker-no1uh

3 ай бұрын

So you're Spanish? The British didn't even get here until the 1600s and I highly doubt your ancestors were at Jamestown. I know if I didn't like where I lived I would have left at 18. You don't have to pay taxes if you never come back. Then again if you go to Europe you're going to be paying 60% in taxes instead of 22-24%

@dave928

4 күн бұрын

@@Joker-no1uh the US still charges you income tax no matter where you live in the world. the only way out of it is to renounce your citizenship. and some people have been here a long time. my ancestors came to america in 1619.