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[GordonFan24ever]

I'm about to take my first cruise in 39 days. It's a 15 day cruise to Hawaii and back aboard the miracle.

 

The ship makes a stop in Mexico the last day. I do not have a pass port but have a driver's license, a birth certificate and a marriage license. Will that be enough?

 

I'm talky worrying now.

Thanks in advance

Cris

 

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[Sitzmark]

I'm about to take my first cruise in 39 days. It's a 15 day cruise to Hawaii and back aboard the miracle.

 

The ship makes a stop in Mexico the last day. I do not have a pass port but have a driver's license, a birth certificate and a marriage license. Will that be enough?

 

I'm talky worrying now.

Thanks in advance

Cris

 

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You'll be fine with a Birth certificate and DL. Marriage license should not be necessary unless your name does not match what is on the DL.

Edited October 18, 2016 by Sitzmark

[DebJ14]

The marriage license is a bridge document for married women to show why the name on the birth certificate does not match the drivers license. Good idea to bring a copy with you. You may or may not be asked to see it by CBP upon your return to the US, but better safe than sorry.

[ray98]

BC is sufficient. Ensure it is state issued and has a government seal or stamp on it.

[Rosefloater]

I'm about to take my first cruise in 39 days. It's a 15 day cruise to Hawaii and back aboard the miracle.

 

The ship makes a stop in Mexico the last day. I do not have a pass port but have a driver's license, a birth certificate and a marriage license. Will that be enough?

 

I'm talky worrying now.

Thanks in advance

Cris

 

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You're fine. Come join us on the roll call.

[GordonFan24ever]

You're fine. Come join us on the roll call.

What's roll call? When is it and where is it? Are you going to be on the same cruise?

 

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