Ah, You're right,"Maybe" and I can't argue that the person has about 12 days to get the job done'But" according to the "Western Hemishere Travel Initiative" on Jan.3I,2008 he will need to either present a WHTI Compliant Document or a Government issued Photo ID such as a Drivers License, and proof of Citizenship such as a Birth Certificate. Summer 2008 at a date to be determined[when DHS is able to handle the rush of people trying to aquire a Passport] The Dept's. of DHS and DOS will implement the full requirements of the Land and Sea Phase of WHTI.Don't you just love the Gov'ts use of short abbreviations? Any way seems to me just as simple to get a Passport as go thru this Rigamarole. NAFTA created this open Border Scenario and now it has come full circle to close the Borders and create a Bureaucratic nightmare for the public and a Passport "NOW" eases the movement from the United States to our neighbors North and South. Arizona is one of the states proposing an "Enhanced Drivers License" but the Notion has not been assigned to a committee yet much less accepted into law.Arizona is in the middle of the "Employer Sanctions Lawsuits" stage at present and the past showing of the Legislature and Courts deem that this will take several years to be hashed out before they can even consider such a license.Such is small States Politics. So,am I wrong? Maybe, are you right? Maybe. We will see if we live that long. In the mean time I would get a Passport. You will need one if you want to spend an enjoyable week at Paradise Island ,Bahamas. It is a great place to go.
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