passport with maiden name
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passport with maiden name
My passport still has my maiden name on it. Will they take my passport and a copy of my marriage certificate on Jost or do I need the original marriage certificate?
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At the passport office. You have to send them your passport and an "official - raised seal" copy of your marriage license along with their form. Here is the link http://www.travel.state.gov/passport/fr ... e_851.html
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Nature Girl,
Customs at Jost is no big deal. The captain will take in the paper work and all he needs is the passport. On return to Cruz everyone has to go through but they have never asked for more than a passport any time I have been through there. It wouldn't hurt to bring the marriage certificate in a watertight ziplock of course but I would be shocked if you needed it either place.
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Customs at Jost is no big deal. The captain will take in the paper work and all he needs is the passport. On return to Cruz everyone has to go through but they have never asked for more than a passport any time I have been through there. It wouldn't hurt to bring the marriage certificate in a watertight ziplock of course but I would be shocked if you needed it either place.
Jay
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When we went through last week at Tortola to go to on to Jost, they simply looked at our form, asked how long we were staying, if it was our first trip to the British Virgin Islands, looked at us and our passports to make sure who we said we were and looked at our bags. I had my ferry ticket in case they needed it but they didn't.
The boat will just use your passport to fill out their manifest, so your name on your passport will be on the boat's manifest. Then as someone else said, just fill out your customs forms with your name on your passport, and you'll be fine.
It's only going to be an issue if things don't match.
The boat will just use your passport to fill out their manifest, so your name on your passport will be on the boat's manifest. Then as someone else said, just fill out your customs forms with your name on your passport, and you'll be fine.
It's only going to be an issue if things don't match.
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I agree. If you are a newbie, trust us, we have been there and done that! As long as the name you put on your customs/travel forms matches that on your passport, you are good to go.stjohnmay2003 wrote:When you go to Jost how would they know that's your maiden name? Just handle everything as if that's still your name and they will never know any different.