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MADem

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Sun Jun 3, 2012, 11:58 AM

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What's a good reason a person would have two passports? [View all] proud2BlibKansan Jun 2012 OP

Dual citizenship is the 1st thing to pop,,,,,, benld74 Jun 2012 #1

probably has the regular passport and the card version belcffub Jun 2012 #2

The card gets you into Canada and Mexico only. louis-t Jun 2012 #17

Only via ground transport or cruise ship. Can't fly anywhere internationally with the card IIRC. kestrel91316 Jun 2012 #24

Thanks for the clarification. louis-t Jun 2012 #41

It's all on the passport info pages at the State Dept website kestrel91316 Jun 2012 #47

And parts of the Caribbean. n/t vaberella Jun 2012 #88

Dual citizenship? I can have a Dutch AND an American passport BlueCaliDem Jun 2012 #3

Have you been to Cuba yet? Quantess Jun 2012 #40

Cuba welcomes people with US passports. roody Jun 2012 #52

Dual citizenship. I have an Irish passport and a US passport. nt riderinthestorm Jun 2012 #4

Claim you lost it, "find" the other. nt K8-EEE Jun 2012 #5

That's what he did... 2 weeks after shooting Trayvon. n/t targetpractice Jun 2012 #7

And, why would you request a second passport 2 weeks after shooting someone? targetpractice Jun 2012 #6

You are spreading BS former9thward Jun 2012 #25

Gee, thanks... targetpractice Jun 2012 #32

I wait for the facts to come out before I make accusations. former9thward Jun 2012 #39

I suppose the irony of your post escapes you. n/t targetpractice Jun 2012 #45

Accusations like "YOU are SPREADING BS," you mean? MADem Jun 2012 #54

I will apologize if there is a link to these "earlier reports". former9thward Jun 2012 #65

I can tell you that I heard something similar said on CNN yesterday. MADem Jun 2012 #69

Interesting you go after me. former9thward Jun 2012 #94

I don't need or want your apology... targetpractice Jun 2012 #90

here is an abc news link that still says it Nine Jun 2012 #95

so for eight years he held a second passport, just in case. uncle ray Jun 2012 #35

Who knows? former9thward Jun 2012 #37

The second passport is void. I lost a passport once and when I ordered the replacement they told... JVS Jun 2012 #46

You know how in some countries in Europe they used to take your passport at hotels? MADem Jun 2012 #55

Are you always so confrontational? How about "You are mistaken...?" MADem Jun 2012 #53

Just responding in kind to the poster who was confrontational. former9thward Jun 2012 #64

No--I saw you doing the accusing. You really did go over the top, IMO. MADem Jun 2012 #66

Classy! I take it you love showing off! Next tie be nicer! n-t Logical Jun 2012 #97

Reading a news report is showing off now??? former9thward Jun 2012 #98

Some countries permit 'double' citizenship. elleng Jun 2012 #8

I think his passports were both American. Seems like the one he turned in expired in May. sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #19

Sounds like he was not honest with the Judge, elleng Jun 2012 #21

The judge accepted Zimmerman's lawyer's explanation of the 2nd passport. former9thward Jun 2012 #26

Hmmm, this article says something different... Spazito Jun 2012 #28

The article is not that much different. former9thward Jun 2012 #30

Those articles are COMPLETELY different. MADem Jun 2012 #57

The articles are the same. former9thward Jun 2012 #67

We aren't trying the case here--we are discussing NEWS REPORTS MADem Jun 2012 #72

Well I have seen some of your other posts on this matter. former9thward Jun 2012 #80

So--I wasn't accusing another poster of flinging BS, now, was I? MADem Jun 2012 #82

Looks like the LAWYER was doing a little fibbing on behalf of his client... MADem Jun 2012 #56

Yep, it strikes me that way as well... Spazito Jun 2012 #61

+1 nt MADem Jun 2012 #62

agree (nt) Nine Jun 2012 #93

EXACTLY! vaberella Jun 2012 #91

It strikes me as odd, too. In a case like this you would think the lawyer would be hyper MADem Jun 2012 #92

your link says "appeared to accept". uncle ray Jun 2012 #36

Don't try and move the goalposts. former9thward Jun 2012 #38

Which I find ridiculous. vaberella Jun 2012 #89

Yes, and the judge might be worried that he kept the passport and the money hidden sabrina 1 Jun 2012 #33

Multiple personality disorder? Motown_Johnny Jun 2012 #9

Schizophrenia JonLP24 Jun 2012 #63

Dual citizenship obamanut2012 Jun 2012 #10

I know several people who have both US and Israeli passports slackmaster Jun 2012 #11

I don't believe Zimmerman travels in academic circles proud2BlibKansan Jun 2012 #12

His mother's from Peru. I presume he has dual citizenship, US and Peruvian. riderinthestorm Jun 2012 #13

Someone upthread says he claimed to have lost one proud2BlibKansan Jun 2012 #15

I've never seen any indication anywhere that he has dual citizenship. n/t EFerrari Jun 2012 #16

Both passports were US--one a replacement for a "lost" one that was apparently found. MADem Jun 2012 #58

getting two passports is not a problem ProdigalJunkMail Jun 2012 #14

If you frequently travel to destinations A and B Mairead Jun 2012 #18

Military issued passports identify ho;der as military Hangingon Jun 2012 #20

No they don't--they're called "no fee" passports and they do identify a person as MADem Jun 2012 #59

Gee I wonder why mine had a SOFA glued to the cover Hangingon Jun 2012 #86

Unit or Service decision--not a "State Department" one. MADem Jun 2012 #87

You are Jason Borne? OffWithTheirHeads Jun 2012 #22

I like this answer. I'll take a dozen. hunter Jun 2012 #43

President Jeb Bush or President Mitt Romney? - n/t coalition_unwilling Jun 2012 #23

I have two. former9thward Jun 2012 #27

It's possible to have two US passports, but the 2nd one will be limited Major Nikon Jun 2012 #29

I think he defrauded the passport office. nt MADem Jun 2012 #50

Seems like the most likely reason he had an extra Major Nikon Jun 2012 #74

His duel personality DearAbby Jun 2012 #31

Dual nationality and even triple nationality SwissTony Jun 2012 #34

I've known people with two tammywammy Jun 2012 #42

The Israelis will stamp a separate sheet (removeable) on your passport. MADem Jun 2012 #49

but when you travel to Brazil for work ProdigalJunkMail Jun 2012 #71

I imagine it's also fairly rare, if it is legal. MADem Jun 2012 #73

i think you are right ProdigalJunkMail Jun 2012 #77

The other part is those that have to send their passports away for weeks at a time waiting on visas tammywammy Jun 2012 #76

Yes--he's not much of an international traveller, that George. MADem Jun 2012 #78

Which is why I noted in my post how he had two tammywammy Jun 2012 #79

That does not always work. former9thward Jun 2012 #81

Exactly n/t tammywammy Jun 2012 #83

And NEVER enter by land to a nation contiguous with Israel. MADem Jun 2012 #84

Many people have dual citizenship. Puregonzo1188 Jun 2012 #44

I heard that his first passport was close to expiring, and MADem Jun 2012 #48

Also dual citizenship. Tracer Jun 2012 #51

dual citizenship ibegurpard Jun 2012 #60

I knew someone with three legitimate passports from different countries rox63 Jun 2012 #68

Michelle Bachmann might know aint_no_life_nowhere Jun 2012 #70

You can already have a passport and the State Department issue another one Solly Mack Jun 2012 #75

My husband has 3 passports. I have 2. jannyk Jun 2012 #85

many of my relatives have dual citizenship, hence 2 passports pitohui Jun 2012 #96

I can think of 2 ways offhand LibertyLover Jun 2012 #99