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Footay

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5. Either is fine, but...

Reply to PJMcK (Original post)

Sat Sep 27, 2025, 10:15 AM

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Make sure you keep the old one in a place where it won't be mistaken for the new one.

Last month, I had a client (travel advisor) who showed up for his trip with his expired passport. The rest of his party left for Mexico, while he returned home for his passport and basically missed the entire first day of their vacation. Plus, he had to buy a new flight out of pocket, as travel insurance does not cover incorrect documents! I don't think he'll be doing that again.

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A passport question [View all] PJMcK Saturday OP

Keep Them. They're Fun as History. MineralMan Saturday #1

Thanks PJMcK Saturday #2

That works, too. MineralMan Saturday #4

Should I Keep an Old and Expired Passport? underpants Saturday #3

Thank you PJMcK Saturday #6

Either is fine, but... Footay Saturday #5

All the reasons in the article and... carpetbagger Saturday #7

Keep them. You might have a multi-year visa in the old one. sinkingfeeling Saturday #8