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**Ternneowns** · 04-24-2012, 01:55 AM

Does anybody know how a Sovereign/Freeman deals with passport issues? Can you print up your own passport that complies with your laws? Would anybody recognize such a passport?

Hatha

U.S. citizens are required to have passports to RETURN to the U.S. If you are not one of these then there is no requirement that you have a passport.

I have heard of people going after U.S. national passports instead of U.S. citizen passports.

(5) years ago I returned from Mexico three times using an Iowa Republic photo ID. Each time the ID was inspected carefully and I was deemed fit to pass. I have a larger ID intended for international travel. It has been apostiled for Canada and Mexico. I expect I would send a copy of it to the foreign embassy of the country I intended to visit (along with an apostile for that country) and ask ahead of time whether for a declaration of it's use in private travel to that country. Possibly a visa would be required.

04-24-2012, 01:55 AM	#14
Ternneowns Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 541 Senior Member	Does anybody know how a Sovereign/Freeman deals with passport issues? Can you print up your own passport that complies with your laws? Would anybody recognize such a passport? Hatha U.S. citizens are required to have passports to RETURN to the U.S. If you are not one of these then there is no requirement that you have a passport. I have heard of people going after U.S. national passports instead of U.S. citizen passports. (5) years ago I returned from Mexico three times using an Iowa Republic photo ID. Each time the ID was inspected carefully and I was deemed fit to pass. I have a larger ID intended for international travel. It has been apostiled for Canada and Mexico. I expect I would send a copy of it to the foreign embassy of the country I intended to visit (along with an apostile for that country) and ask ahead of time whether for a declaration of it's use in private travel to that country. Possibly a visa would be required.
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