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Sometimes for future immigration purposes, or other purposes where you have to keep track of periods of presence in a country (e.g. taxes, requirements to pass on citizenship, whatever), it's nice to …

For entry to the US, there is no length of passport validity required for an entering immigrant (there is a 6-month requirement for nonimmigrants with certain passports (not including the UK), but this …

Occasionally they could know, for example, if Customs searches your bags during entry and finds the other passports. But that is a rare case. …

In your case, the bigger problem than multiple passports is, according to Chinese nationality law (section 9), you automatically lose your Chinese citizenship when you voluntarily apply for and acquire …

Such travel documents are in booklet form just like passports, with a biographical page and pages for visas and stamps. Not all countries accept such travel documents, but many do. …

First, you probably don't know when the oath is, so you can't really buy tickets ahead of time for "right after the oath". To answer your question, yes, nothing would prevent her from going to anothe …

It should be fine. In fact, the Canadian certificates of citizenship that are issued currently are just a piece of paper with no photo at all (they stopped issuing the cards with a photo a few years b …

We have questions on this site (for example this one) about traveling between two countries using two passports, where you want to use one passport for one country and another for the other country. … In other words, on a single flight, you can "use" two different passports for the two ends of the flight. …

Passports from a number of Muslim countries are marked as valid for travel to all countries except Israel. …

Like Doc said, legally, all U.S. citizens must enter and leave the U.S. with a valid U.S. passport. However, the U.S. has no exit checks, so one does not have to actually do anything to satisfy "leavi …

Can I leave US with a passport from Venezuela? The U.S. has no exit checks. So pretty much anyone can leave the U.S. fine as long as they can enter the destination country. My visa has the Br …

You are not going to get a stamp on your new passport, because you didn't use that passport to enter. The stamp is just a one-time record; you cannot replace it. Usually, the thing that matters for a …

If you can satisfactorily prove your US citizenship, you cannot be denied entry to the US. What proof of citizenship do you have? US birth certificate and a photo ID? You will probably be detained fo …

The US has no exit checks; one does not interact with immigration officers when leaving the US, no matter by land, sea, or air (well, technically, CBP could do random checks of departing passengers, b …

A valid Indian passport, of any length of validity, should be sufficient to enter and leave India. From the US point of view, a returning permanent resident with a valid green card does not even need …