From: S Viemeister on 24 Feb 2007 22:36 patty1(a)wintertime.com wrote: > > Of course. But either way, is it illegal, or just not very smart? > I'd be interested in a citation that shows it's actually illegal. > (For the U.S.; I don't care as much about the reverse situation.) > I researched this some years ago, but don't have the details anymore - but, yes - US passport holders MUST use their US passports when entering or leaving the US, no matter how many other passports they may have. The UK doesn't seem to mind if its citizens use other passports when they enter the country.
From: B Vaughan on 25 Feb 2007 10:16 On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 23:29:49 GMT, "Lennart Petersen" <lennart.petersen(a)swipnet.se> wrote: >True. And at least for trips to U.S the airlines are required to provide and >send a number of details to the U.S immigration in advance. When I check in for a flight, I show the passport I intend to use for passport control at the other end., i.e., I show the US passport at checkin when leaving Italy and the Italian passport when leaving the US. -- Barbara Vaughan My email address is my first initial followed by my surname at libero dot it I answer travel questions only in the newsgroup
From: S Viemeister on 25 Feb 2007 10:29 B Vaughan wrote: > On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 23:29:49 GMT, "Lennart Petersen" > <lennart.petersen(a)swipnet.se> wrote: > > >>True. And at least for trips to U.S the airlines are required to provide and >>send a number of details to the U.S immigration in advance. > > > When I check in for a flight, I show the passport I intend to use for > passport control at the other end., i.e., I show the US passport at > checkin when leaving Italy and the Italian passport when leaving the > US. > When I check in for a US>EU or EU>US flight, I use my US passport. Going through Immigration in the EU, I use my EU passport; going through US immigration, I use my US one. Some years back, when the UK had exit control, I would show the UK passport to Immigration, and the US one to the airline. I once accidentally showed my US passport at exit control (not realising that it was an Immigration check - I was jet-lagged) and was scolded for not showing the UK one.
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