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MegLehner
"I'm Addicted"
Member since 12/03 1045 total posts
Wedding Date:
10/16/2004 6:00 PM
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Bourne Mansion
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Re: I heard a rumor...
Posted by tracyg
i was told we only needed a birth cert for Jamaica!
I hope thats the case because i don't have the money to get 2 passports right now! (how long do they take to get, in case)
does this apply to Jamaica too?
Our TA told us we needed passports for Jamiaca. 
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Posted 3/8/04 6:12 PM 
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Maribelle7777
It's A Sickness!
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4/30/2004 12:00 AM
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Re: I heard a rumor...
Best thing to do is either go on the state department's website: www.state.gov
and look and see what is required. Or talk to your travel agent. Or both.
Maybe it's a good idea to bring it anyway.
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Posted 3/8/04 6:20 PM
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NYCHICK
It wasn't me......
Member since 9/03 4608 total posts
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9/5/2004 12:00 AM
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GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!
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Re: I heard a rumor...
To be safe, get one anyway, it couldn't possibly hurt. You never know what moron you may meet in the airport...........I had someone in Trinidad tell me to go to the visitor live even though I have my Trinidad passport..
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Posted 3/8/04 6:21 PM
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dbcrosby
"I'm Addicted"
Member since 12/02 1726 total posts
Wedding Date:
7/3/2005 5:30 PM
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lands end
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Re: I heard a rumor...
we were just in st.lucia 2 weeks ago and we didnt need a passport. i would check with your travel agent though or call the airports. we always bring our passport for every vacation anyway, so it might not hurt just to have them.
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Posted 3/8/04 6:28 PM
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MegLehner
"I'm Addicted"
Member since 12/03 1045 total posts
Wedding Date:
10/16/2004 6:00 PM
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Bourne Mansion
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Re: I heard a rumor...
Posted by MegLehner
Posted by tracyg
i was told we only needed a birth cert for Jamaica!
I hope thats the case because i don't have the money to get 2 passports right now! (how long do they take to get, in case)
does this apply to Jamaica too?
Our TA told us we needed passports for Jamiaca.
I answered my own question - -
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: U.S. citizens traveling as tourists may enter Jamaica with a U.S. passport or a certified U.S. birth certificate and current, government issued photo identification. Persons traveling with U.S. passports tend to encounter fewer difficulties upon departure than those who choose to use other documents. Visitors must have a return ticket and be able to show sufficient funds for their visit. U.S. citizens traveling to Jamaica for work or extended stays are required to have a current U.S. passport and visa issued by the Jamaican Embassy or a Jamaican Consulate. Travelers must pay a departure tax when leaving the country.
Im getting mine renewed - just sounds easier.
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Posted 3/8/04 6:37 PM
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gertyrae
aahhh...the dog days of summer
Member since 4/03 2057 total posts
Wedding Date:
1/24/2004 3:00 PM
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Vineyard Caterers
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Re: I heard a rumor...
St. Lucia is it's own country, they use Eastern Carribean currency, but have their own government. Why don't you guys just get passports? It's much easier to travel with them and even if you have to change your name afterwards there is no additional charge.
You still have plenty of time, we got ours in about two weeks.
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Posted 3/8/04 6:47 PM
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2bewedin04
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Member since 8/03 140 total posts
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7/4/2004 12:00 AM
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Re: I heard a rumor...
I heard something like that ... I believe Aruba is going to be requiring passports whereas in the past you only needed a birth certificate.
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Posted 3/8/04 7:11 PM
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Danielle&Scott
Mom, I will always love you.
Member since 8/03 8806 total posts
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8/14/2004 7:30 PM
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Re: I heard a rumor...
I will have to call 1-800-Sandals or my travel agent to find out.
Scott
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Posted 3/9/04 8:41 AM
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tourist
Beyond Obsession
Member since 12/03 9094 total posts
Wedding Date:
10/9/2004 4:00 PM
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Milleridge Carriage House
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Re: I heard a rumor...
Posted by samsbride
sorry - but don't most people have a passport anyway? I'm always surprised when brides say they didn't know they needed a passport. .
I don't have one. The only other country I've been to is cCanada & you just need a birth certificate for that if you are a US citizen.
Sometimes not even that if you drive & the border agent is lazy.
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Posted 3/9/04 10:23 AM
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tracyg
It's A Sickness!
Member since 1/03 5130 total posts
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5/9/2004 12:00 PM
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Re: I heard a rumor...
no, not everyone has a passport!
and your comment about brides not knowing they need one.... some countries don't require you to have one. Jamaica doesn't. So why should i spend the appx $160 between the two of us if we don't need it??
(turns out i may be able to just renew mine, its been only 12 years since i left the country)
Message edited 3/9/2004 10:34:40 AM.
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Posted 3/9/04 10:31 AM
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Danielle&Scott
Mom, I will always love you.
Member since 8/03 8806 total posts
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8/14/2004 7:30 PM
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Re: I heard a rumor...
I emailed someone the other day from Caribbean Tourism Organization
Experience the Caribbean , log on www.doitcaribbean.com
www.onecaribbean.org.
She wrote me back with this message about St Lucia:
Dear Scott
United States citizen & Canadian citizens must carry a valid ID and proof of return ticket. birth certificate & driver license or a valid passport.
So basically.....you do not need a passport if you are travelling to St Lucia.
Scott
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Posted 3/9/04 10:35 AM
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Spot12905
Waiting for the baby....
Member since 1/04 1672 total posts
Wedding Date:
3/23/2005 10:00 AM
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Mediterrean Manor
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Re: I heard a rumor...
That is true about not all conutry's ask for a passport. In January i when to Mexico. I did not need a passport at all.
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Posted 3/9/04 10:36 AM
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