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My US passport has expired I have applied for new nexus card it expires in Mar. 2019 Is a nexus card enough to get back in the US?
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Will you be entering by air, land or sea? From what country?
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Where are you travelling from? The US can choose to let you in with whatever documents it wants, but most other countries will require you to have a passport to get on an international flight.
– David Richerby
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Will you be entering by air, land or sea? From what country?
– Nate Eldredge
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Where are you travelling from? The US can choose to let you in with whatever documents it wants, but most other countries will require you to have a passport to get on an international flight.
– David Richerby
2 hours ago
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Will you be entering by air, land or sea? From what country?
– Nate Eldredge
3 hours ago
1
Where are you travelling from? The US can choose to let you in with whatever documents it wants, but most other countries will require you to have a passport to get on an international flight.
– David Richerby
2 hours ago
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Will you be entering by air, land or sea? From what country?
– Nate Eldredge
3 hours ago
Will you be entering by air, land or sea? From what country?
– Nate Eldredge
3 hours ago
1
1
Where are you travelling from? The US can choose to let you in with whatever documents it wants, but most other countries will require you to have a passport to get on an international flight.
– David Richerby
2 hours ago
Where are you travelling from? The US can choose to let you in with whatever documents it wants, but most other countries will require you to have a passport to get on an international flight.
– David Richerby
2 hours ago
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- A US citizen cannot be denied entry at a US border.
- A US citizen is required (in most cases) to have a valid passport to enter. However, rule #1 trumps rule#2: they will eventually let you in with an expired passport, but it may take a while and they may give some grief.
- No airline will let you board a flight to the US without a valid passport, because of rule #2. They don't care about rule #1. Getting to a border will be tricky.
- Somewhat different rules apply for entering from Canada and for land and sea borders.
answered 3 hours ago
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This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
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Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
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If you fly directly from Canada, or enter the US by land/sea, you can use your NEXUS card to enter the US.
Otherwise you need a valid US passport.
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- A US citizen cannot be denied entry at a US border.
- A US citizen is required (in most cases) to have a valid passport to enter. However, rule #1 trumps rule#2: they will eventually let you in with an expired passport, but it may take a while and they may give some grief.
- No airline will let you board a flight to the US without a valid passport, because of rule #2. They don't care about rule #1. Getting to a border will be tricky.
- Somewhat different rules apply for entering from Canada and for land and sea borders.
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This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
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Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
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- A US citizen cannot be denied entry at a US border.
- A US citizen is required (in most cases) to have a valid passport to enter. However, rule #1 trumps rule#2: they will eventually let you in with an expired passport, but it may take a while and they may give some grief.
- No airline will let you board a flight to the US without a valid passport, because of rule #2. They don't care about rule #1. Getting to a border will be tricky.
- Somewhat different rules apply for entering from Canada and for land and sea borders.
answered 3 hours ago
Hilmar
19.4k13163
1
This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
2
Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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- A US citizen cannot be denied entry at a US border.
- A US citizen is required (in most cases) to have a valid passport to enter. However, rule #1 trumps rule#2: they will eventually let you in with an expired passport, but it may take a while and they may give some grief.
- No airline will let you board a flight to the US without a valid passport, because of rule #2. They don't care about rule #1. Getting to a border will be tricky.
- Somewhat different rules apply for entering from Canada and for land and sea borders.
answered 3 hours ago
Hilmar
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- A US citizen cannot be denied entry at a US border.
- A US citizen is required (in most cases) to have a valid passport to enter. However, rule #1 trumps rule#2: they will eventually let you in with an expired passport, but it may take a while and they may give some grief.
- No airline will let you board a flight to the US without a valid passport, because of rule #2. They don't care about rule #1. Getting to a border will be tricky.
- Somewhat different rules apply for entering from Canada and for land and sea borders.
answered 3 hours ago
Hilmar
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This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
2
Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
add a comment |
1
This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
2
Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
1
1
This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
This answer is not necessarily correct. A NEXUS card can be used to fly from Canada
– Crazydre
3 hours ago
2
2
Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
Hence I wrote: "different rules apply for entering from Canada". Is that not clear enough ?
– Hilmar
2 hours ago
add a comment |
1
If you fly directly from Canada, or enter the US by land/sea, you can use your NEXUS card to enter the US.
Otherwise you need a valid US passport.
answered 3 hours ago
Crazydre
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If you fly directly from Canada, or enter the US by land/sea, you can use your NEXUS card to enter the US.
Otherwise you need a valid US passport.
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If you fly directly from Canada, or enter the US by land/sea, you can use your NEXUS card to enter the US.
Otherwise you need a valid US passport.
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If you fly directly from Canada, or enter the US by land/sea, you can use your NEXUS card to enter the US.
Otherwise you need a valid US passport.
answered 3 hours ago
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Will you be entering by air, land or sea? From what country?
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Where are you travelling from? The US can choose to let you in with whatever documents it wants, but most other countries will require you to have a passport to get on an international flight.
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