Do you have a passport? If so, when was the last time you used it? When will be the next time? Does having a passport make you feel differently then you did when you didn't have one?
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Everyone should have a passport. Its another valid source of identification. New law. leaving the United States and returning, now requires a passport.
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Yup I've got one. I last used it on a trip down to London. Next time, unsure, probably as ID for some jobs I'm applying for or for another trip down to London. No it doesn't make one feel any differently at all. Except that if I want to go somewhere I know I've got it already and don't have to apply for one.
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I do indeed have a passport! I don't think I have ever been without one. I last used it about 9 months ago. I will use it again by September at the latest. I am not sure if I can afford the summer vacation I had planned, but even so I will be off to Munich for Oktober-fest.
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From mymilitary days, but will never need another one as there is no country worth going to anymore.
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I have always had a passport for the last 30 years. I travel a lot. I last used it on 25 march 2009 to reenter canada
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Yep. Hmmmm. Last July. I'll next use it in June. And I don't know, I've never not had a passport. That I can remember. And when I'm 18 I'm going to need it for ID and stuff, so I can't imagine not having one.
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Yep I have a passport. Used it just last month. I've never been without a passport (as a baby, my "passport" is attached to my mom's passport). And I think it is a pretty good form of identification.
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I'm working on getting my passport. I had one as a child but never as an adult. But because I'm an alien resident, it's been difficult to get, going through all sorts of hoops.
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Yes I have a passport which I used April '09 for my first international trip. I'll be using it again December '09, seven months from now. I do feel different having a passport. Just knowing that with that I can travel to the places I've always wanted to. I feel older if that makes sense, more responsible. :-)
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Yes I have 2 passports ... 1 Australian ... 1 British ... Yes it feels good to have a passport ... I love to travel ... Planning a trip later this year ... Europe.
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yep, ive always had a passport, well since i was young.. i last used in in September last year, not sure when i'll be using it again.
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Yes, I have had a passport for years. I used it last maybe 2 weeks ago when I returned from Mexico. I go to Mexico often and will go before the 4th of next month again to get my pet flea and tick meds. and probably eat dinner. No, I am not afraid of getting swine flu.
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I have one and used it last month going to Japan. I'll use it going to Canada later this summer as well. I feel like a verifiable U.S. Citizen when I carry it. I've traveled back from Canada to U.S. without one, back when that was possible, and they would give you the evil suspicious eye, like they think you're a sleazy would-be illegal alien. I heard of them asking things like "who won the 1962 World Series?" in order to "test" for citizenship. I'm happier to flash my passport, thanks.
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I'll be getting my passport in like 3-4 weeks I will be using it in September when I move to Spain :)
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been 3 years since I used my passport last. Plan to use it in a few more months to go to Korea to see friends. When I got my first passport I didn't really think too much about it, I was young. But being older now I really have to consider how much it really is worth. A lot of people in this country consider themselves free, but they often don't consider what it might be like if they decided they wanted to leave this country and found out they couldn't. The government is finding more and more reasons and ways to restrict people's travel abroad. Not that it isn't already a pain in the ass to get in the first place,I maintain my passport no matter what, never know when I might need to gtfooh.
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