Internal flight ID quick q
#1
Internal flight ID quick q
hello
ive confused myself so someone can confirm or give advice
I have my Green Card now ()
Im taking an internal flight in a few weeks...my UK passport is in my maiden name, Green Card in married name
Husband says i only need Green Card as ID for internal flight. Green Card is in married name and he will book tickets in married name
Is he correct or do i need to book in maiden name, take passport as ID and marriage cert
any advice appreciated!!!!
ive confused myself so someone can confirm or give advice
I have my Green Card now ()
Im taking an internal flight in a few weeks...my UK passport is in my maiden name, Green Card in married name
Husband says i only need Green Card as ID for internal flight. Green Card is in married name and he will book tickets in married name
Is he correct or do i need to book in maiden name, take passport as ID and marriage cert
any advice appreciated!!!!
#2
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
You can use your greencard as ID or more commonly your state drivers license.
#3
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
Appreciate your time!
#4
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Re: Internal flight ID quick q
I tried to use my green card at IAH for an internal flight last year and was met by "What's this? What state is this from? [thinking it was a DL] I haven't seen one of these before." - he refused to accept it. Instead of confusing him even further with my corner-clipped (for renewal) DL I used my UK passport.
#5
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
Avoid confusion and just use your state drivers' license.
Shouldn't take more than 30 minutes out of your schedule, including traveling to the DMV and back home, to get one
Shouldn't take more than 30 minutes out of your schedule, including traveling to the DMV and back home, to get one
#6
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
Take your marriage cert with you, I used mine once when there was a bit of confusion
#7
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
I tried to use my green card at IAH for an internal flight last year and was met by "What's this? What state is this from? [thinking it was a DL] I haven't seen one of these before." - he refused to accept it. Instead of confusing him even further with my corner-clipped (for renewal) DL I used my UK passport.
#8
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
We are not going till 24 Aug so I might well have taken my practical test - and passed by then!!
I just want to cover all eventualities in case the driving ID doesnt work out time wise
#9
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
thanks for the advice!!
#10
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
Icky. I did it all in one go: vision, computer, car. "Written" test was on a computer, driving test was in the wife's car, a newish Toyota Matrix automatic. Seemed a safer bet than using my 87 VW Scirocco 5speed. It upsets people
#13
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Joined: Aug 2009
Location: Houston, Texas
Posts: 504
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
I thought the CA driving test questions were quite hard and tricky actually, though still passed first time.
The driving test was a freaking nightmare just as I had some f---ker step out in front of me and I had to slam the brakes on, and thought I had failed. This was in San Clemente where the beach is and people dont even look to cross a street.
I didnt fail though. Presumably you have to kill someone to fail LOL.
The driving test was a freaking nightmare just as I had some f---ker step out in front of me and I had to slam the brakes on, and thought I had failed. This was in San Clemente where the beach is and people dont even look to cross a street.
I didnt fail though. Presumably you have to kill someone to fail LOL.
#14
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
I thought the CA driving test questions were quite hard and tricky actually, though still passed first time.
The driving test was a freaking nightmare just as I had some f---ker step out in front of me and I had to slam the brakes on, and thought I had failed. This was in San Clemente where the beach is and people dont even look to cross a street.
I didnt fail though. Presumably you have to kill someone to fail LOL.
The driving test was a freaking nightmare just as I had some f---ker step out in front of me and I had to slam the brakes on, and thought I had failed. This was in San Clemente where the beach is and people dont even look to cross a street.
I didnt fail though. Presumably you have to kill someone to fail LOL.
#15
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 22,105
Re: Internal flight ID quick q
I thought the CA driving test questions were quite hard and tricky actually, though still passed first time.
The driving test was a freaking nightmare just as I had some f---ker step out in front of me and I had to slam the brakes on, and thought I had failed. This was in San Clemente where the beach is and people dont even look to cross a street.
I didnt fail though. Presumably you have to kill someone to fail LOL.
The driving test was a freaking nightmare just as I had some f---ker step out in front of me and I had to slam the brakes on, and thought I had failed. This was in San Clemente where the beach is and people dont even look to cross a street.
I didnt fail though. Presumably you have to kill someone to fail LOL.