Travel for Foreign wife
Oct 24th 2006, 3:53 am
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Travel for Foreign wife
I want to double check before I order the tickets. My wife came back
with me from Peru about 17 months ago. She has already obtained her
temporary permanent residence card. I wanted to know if I'm making the
correct assumptions and if we need anything else. First the assumption
is that I will need to buy the tickets in her non married name given
the following is what we have:
Peru passport - Non expired - Maiden name
US Temporary permanent residence card - Non expired - Maiden name
Visa stamp in the passport is expired.
US Texas identification - Married name
US Social Security - Married name
Is the Passport and US permanent residence card enough to get her back
when its time to return? Thats pretty much why I assume I need to use
her maiden name for the ticket. There is not enough time to go through
changing the permanent residence card and passport. We were going to
wait until we return under the assumption it would be easier.
Eric
with me from Peru about 17 months ago. She has already obtained her
temporary permanent residence card. I wanted to know if I'm making the
correct assumptions and if we need anything else. First the assumption
is that I will need to buy the tickets in her non married name given
the following is what we have:
Peru passport - Non expired - Maiden name
US Temporary permanent residence card - Non expired - Maiden name
Visa stamp in the passport is expired.
US Texas identification - Married name
US Social Security - Married name
Is the Passport and US permanent residence card enough to get her back
when its time to return? Thats pretty much why I assume I need to use
her maiden name for the ticket. There is not enough time to go through
changing the permanent residence card and passport. We were going to
wait until we return under the assumption it would be easier.
Eric
Oct 24th 2006, 4:20 am
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Posts: 35,082
Re: Travel for Foreign wife
Originally Posted by ewitte
I want to double check before I order the tickets. My wife came back
with me from Peru about 17 months ago. She has already obtained her
temporary permanent residence card. I wanted to know if I'm making the
correct assumptions and if we need anything else. First the assumption
is that I will need to buy the tickets in her non married name given
the following is what we have:
Peru passport - Non expired - Maiden name
US Temporary permanent residence card - Non expired - Maiden name
Visa stamp in the passport is expired.
US Texas identification - Married name
US Social Security - Married name
Is the Passport and US permanent residence card enough to get her back
when its time to return? Thats pretty much why I assume I need to use
her maiden name for the ticket. There is not enough time to go through
changing the permanent residence card and passport. We were going to
wait until we return under the assumption it would be easier.
Eric
with me from Peru about 17 months ago. She has already obtained her
temporary permanent residence card. I wanted to know if I'm making the
correct assumptions and if we need anything else. First the assumption
is that I will need to buy the tickets in her non married name given
the following is what we have:
Peru passport - Non expired - Maiden name
US Temporary permanent residence card - Non expired - Maiden name
Visa stamp in the passport is expired.
US Texas identification - Married name
US Social Security - Married name
Is the Passport and US permanent residence card enough to get her back
when its time to return? Thats pretty much why I assume I need to use
her maiden name for the ticket. There is not enough time to go through
changing the permanent residence card and passport. We were going to
wait until we return under the assumption it would be easier.
Eric
Entry to US? Passport + Green Card.
Happy Travels!
Oct 24th 2006, 4:26 am
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Re: Travel for Foreign wife
Originally Posted by ewitte
I want to double check before I order the tickets. My wife came back
with me from Peru about 17 months ago.
with me from Peru about 17 months ago.
You don't mention what country your wife is traveling to, so I just wanted to let you know, she will still need a visa for any country someone with Peruvian citizenship would need. If she's going back to Peru, no problem.
Best Wishes,
Rene
Oct 24th 2006, 4:28 am
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Re: Travel for Foreign wife
Originally Posted by Noorah101
Hi Eric,
You don't mention what country your wife is traveling to, so I just wanted to let you know, she will still need a visa for any country someone with Peruvian citizenship would need. If she's going back to Peru, no problem.
Best Wishes,
Rene
You don't mention what country your wife is traveling to, so I just wanted to let you know, she will still need a visa for any country someone with Peruvian citizenship would need. If she's going back to Peru, no problem.
Best Wishes,
Rene
He said his wife came back with from Peru.
Oct 24th 2006, 4:34 am
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Re: Travel for Foreign wife
Originally Posted by Rete
He said his wife came back with from Peru.
"....enough to get her back when its time to return?"
So I guess he means "back to Peru". Sorry, I got confused.
Rene
Oct 24th 2006, 6:15 am
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Re: Travel for Foreign wife
meauxna wrote:
>>I want to double check before I order the tickets. My wife came back
>>with me from Peru about 17 months ago. She has already obtained her
>>temporary permanent residence card. I wanted to know if I'm making
>>the
>>correct assumptions and if we need anything else. First the
>>assumption
>>is that I will need to buy the tickets in her non married name given
>>the following is what we have:
>>Peru passport - Non expired - Maiden name
>>US Temporary permanent residence card - Non expired - Maiden name
>>Visa stamp in the passport is expired.
>>US Texas identification - Married name
>>US Social Security - Married name
>>Is the Passport and US permanent residence card enough to get her back
>>when its time to return? Thats pretty much why I assume I need to use
>>her maiden name for the ticket. There is not enough time to go
>>through
>>changing the permanent residence card and passport. We were going to
>>wait until we return under the assumption it would be easier.
>>Eric
>
>
> Airline tickets must match the passport. Passport + marriage certificate
> = new name on Green Card (not an issue for you).
>
> Entry to US? Passport + Green Card.
> Happy Travels!
>
FWIW. My wife's passport name did not match her ticket name or PR card
name. The ticket and PR card were in the same name. It was no problem at
the airport when we checked in to leave or when we returned. The only
problem we had was leaving France.
None of this should be a problem for the OP. I would think he can forget
about what is on the Texas ID or SS card for travel.
>>I want to double check before I order the tickets. My wife came back
>>with me from Peru about 17 months ago. She has already obtained her
>>temporary permanent residence card. I wanted to know if I'm making
>>the
>>correct assumptions and if we need anything else. First the
>>assumption
>>is that I will need to buy the tickets in her non married name given
>>the following is what we have:
>>Peru passport - Non expired - Maiden name
>>US Temporary permanent residence card - Non expired - Maiden name
>>Visa stamp in the passport is expired.
>>US Texas identification - Married name
>>US Social Security - Married name
>>Is the Passport and US permanent residence card enough to get her back
>>when its time to return? Thats pretty much why I assume I need to use
>>her maiden name for the ticket. There is not enough time to go
>>through
>>changing the permanent residence card and passport. We were going to
>>wait until we return under the assumption it would be easier.
>>Eric
>
>
> Airline tickets must match the passport. Passport + marriage certificate
> = new name on Green Card (not an issue for you).
>
> Entry to US? Passport + Green Card.
> Happy Travels!
>
FWIW. My wife's passport name did not match her ticket name or PR card
name. The ticket and PR card were in the same name. It was no problem at
the airport when we checked in to leave or when we returned. The only
problem we had was leaving France.
None of this should be a problem for the OP. I would think he can forget
about what is on the Texas ID or SS card for travel.
