Dave2 wrote:Wes Kenney wrote:ScottDLS wrote:I got a US Passport Card (wallet size) for $30 that I can use as a second form of ID. From an entry to the US standpoint, it's only good for land/sea entry from Canada, Mexico, and (sea) Caribbean. I've got a regular passport book, but I don't like to carry it around unless I'm traveling.
Do you carry that thing in your wallet? The State Department seems pretty adamant about it not leaving that protective sleeve they ship with it...
Wait, why is the Caribbean the only place listed as "sea". If I just wash up on the shores of North Carolina, wouldn't I be entering from the sea? (And — sorta tangentially related — how are random people swimming in from the ocean handled? It's not like there's a ICE agent stationed every 50ft along the shore or anything...)
The Caribbean is the departure point. So if you fell off the ship after it left the caribbean and washed up on the shore of North Carolina, then the card would be good for entry. You might have to show your ticket stub from the cruise ship to immigration.
