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It is technically "unlawful" for a US citizen to enter or leave the US without "bearing" a US passport (or alternative document as allowed by the US government, mostly border crossing cards for the la …

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 …

This would make me a dual national if my application is accepted and processed; however, the status of my application has not yet been confirmed, so I am still only a British citizen. I'm yet t …

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

(It is unclear why PRC consulates do not just issue regular PRC passports to these dual-national children; they do issue regular PRC passports to single-national children. … Both PRC Travel Documents and PRC passports identify the bearer as a PRC citizen, so there is no difference in that sense. …

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. …

It's pretty much certain to happen somewhere for passports of countries with partial recognition. … Someone else mentioned passports of Northern Cyprus (which is only recognized by Turkey), which according to Wikipedia, is only accepted in 6 countries. …

India may let you in if you get there. However, your biggest problem is that airlines will probably not let you board without a valid passport. And if you cannot board the flight, it is a moot questio …

Can I travel with both passports to China without applying for a new visa? … Yes, you may travel with both passports provided that your visa is still valid and the personal details including your name, sex, date of birth and nationality on both passports are exactly the same …

The "enter and exit a country with the same passport" rule is not absolute. It's mostly for if you're visiting a country for a short visit, for entry/departure tracking purposes. In this case, where …

I believe the reason that the Indian consulate requires proof of valid status to issue you a passport, is because they are trying to prevent people who have naturalized in the U.S., and thus have auto …

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 …

You can apply to replace a lost I-94 by filing I-102. It's very expensive though. It might be worth checking the I-94 website in case they have it there, in which case you can print it out; though it' …

The page on US passports for children under 16 is here. Normally, the child and both parents (if both have custody) need to appear in person. …

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 …