Forgot your passport? Here's a way out!

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5-25-2010 @ 6:40AM

Debster said...

Just wondering... But what about having somebody scan your passport at home (first two pages) and email it to you. You could print it at the departure airport, they could overnight the passport to your destination? Sounds sorta iffy, but if you had lots of other official photo i.d. it might work. I wouldn't want to try it as a general rule, but in an absolute pinch?

5-25-2010 @ 11:26AM

Kel said...

Your idea seems to be the best. I don't know if it would work but it sounds better than paying for two limos.

5-25-2010 @ 3:16PM

Pat Burback said...

YOU CAN SCAN YOUR PASSPORT INTO THE INTERNET. ALWAYS KNOWING THAT COULD BRING FUTURE PROBLEMS. BUT YOU CAN PRINT IT OUT AT THE AIRPORT--SOMEWHERE??? FOR THEM. THIS IS NOT ACCEPTED IN SOME COUNTRIES. FIND OUT BEFORE YOU GO. BUT EVERYONE FORGETS SOME THING NOT MATTER HOW MUCH YOU TRAVEL. IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO GET IT ANOTHER WAY---GOOD FOR YOU--AT LEAST YOU HAVE A PASSPORT---GOOD HEAVENS YOU MUST BE LEGAL--LOL

PAT

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