Dual citizen with different dates of birth on documents [closed]
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I am a US/Jordanian citizen with two different dates of birth on my passports, due to an old mistake, which can't be fixed now.
I will be traveling to the US. I live in Saudi Arabia at the moment, as a resident, using my Jordanian passport. I can't book a direct flight to the US because airlines will need verification and I'm afraid that they'll ask to see my US passport and notice the two different dates of birth.
What can I do in this case? I thought of going to a country which doesn't require a visa for my two citizenships, such as Egypt. I would leave Saudi with my Jordanian passport and, as soon as I arrive in Egypt, enter with my US passport. Will that work? Would it raise questions? I would then fly from Egypt to the US.
Also, I have never been to the US since I became a US citizen. My passport is empty of stamps; will that cause a problem in the US or Egypt?
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asked Jan 25 at 21:23
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I am a US/Jordanian citizen with two different dates of birth on my passports, due to an old mistake, which can't be fixed now.
I will be traveling to the US. I live in Saudi Arabia at the moment, as a resident, using my Jordanian passport. I can't book a direct flight to the US because airlines will need verification and I'm afraid that they'll ask to see my US passport and notice the two different dates of birth.
What can I do in this case? I thought of going to a country which doesn't require a visa for my two citizenships, such as Egypt. I would leave Saudi with my Jordanian passport and, as soon as I arrive in Egypt, enter with my US passport. Will that work? Would it raise questions? I would then fly from Egypt to the US.
Also, I have never been to the US since I became a US citizen. My passport is empty of stamps; will that cause a problem in the US or Egypt?
us-citizens dual-nationality saudi-arabia jordanian-citizens
asked Jan 25 at 21:23
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Mar 15 at 0:46
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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I suppose the first thing to ask is why can't the mistake be fixed?
– user67901
Jan 25 at 21:41
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Why do you have to show the airline your Jordanian passport? It seems to me that showing your US passport to the airline and to US immigration and your Jordanian passport to Saudi immigration might satisfy everybody.
– ajd
Jan 25 at 22:06
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Airlines here sometimes ask duals how did you enter the country as it doesn't appear on their systems. :D
– ABD
Jan 26 at 8:45
Closing as OP has not answered the questions in comments.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 15 at 0:46
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I am a US/Jordanian citizen with two different dates of birth on my passports, due to an old mistake, which can't be fixed now.
I will be traveling to the US. I live in Saudi Arabia at the moment, as a resident, using my Jordanian passport. I can't book a direct flight to the US because airlines will need verification and I'm afraid that they'll ask to see my US passport and notice the two different dates of birth.
What can I do in this case? I thought of going to a country which doesn't require a visa for my two citizenships, such as Egypt. I would leave Saudi with my Jordanian passport and, as soon as I arrive in Egypt, enter with my US passport. Will that work? Would it raise questions? I would then fly from Egypt to the US.
Also, I have never been to the US since I became a US citizen. My passport is empty of stamps; will that cause a problem in the US or Egypt?
us-citizens dual-nationality saudi-arabia jordanian-citizens
asked Jan 25 at 21:23
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I am a US/Jordanian citizen with two different dates of birth on my passports, due to an old mistake, which can't be fixed now.
I will be traveling to the US. I live in Saudi Arabia at the moment, as a resident, using my Jordanian passport. I can't book a direct flight to the US because airlines will need verification and I'm afraid that they'll ask to see my US passport and notice the two different dates of birth.
What can I do in this case? I thought of going to a country which doesn't require a visa for my two citizenships, such as Egypt. I would leave Saudi with my Jordanian passport and, as soon as I arrive in Egypt, enter with my US passport. Will that work? Would it raise questions? I would then fly from Egypt to the US.
Also, I have never been to the US since I became a US citizen. My passport is empty of stamps; will that cause a problem in the US or Egypt?
us-citizens dual-nationality saudi-arabia jordanian-citizens
us-citizens dual-nationality saudi-arabia jordanian-citizens
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asked Jan 25 at 21:23
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Mar 15 at 0:46
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Mark Mayo♦ Mar 15 at 0:46
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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I suppose the first thing to ask is why can't the mistake be fixed?
– user67901
Jan 25 at 21:41
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Why do you have to show the airline your Jordanian passport? It seems to me that showing your US passport to the airline and to US immigration and your Jordanian passport to Saudi immigration might satisfy everybody.
– ajd
Jan 25 at 22:06
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Airlines here sometimes ask duals how did you enter the country as it doesn't appear on their systems. :D
– ABD
Jan 26 at 8:45
Closing as OP has not answered the questions in comments.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 15 at 0:46
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I suppose the first thing to ask is why can't the mistake be fixed?
– user67901
Jan 25 at 21:41
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Why do you have to show the airline your Jordanian passport? It seems to me that showing your US passport to the airline and to US immigration and your Jordanian passport to Saudi immigration might satisfy everybody.
– ajd
Jan 25 at 22:06
1
Airlines here sometimes ask duals how did you enter the country as it doesn't appear on their systems. :D
– ABD
Jan 26 at 8:45
Closing as OP has not answered the questions in comments.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 15 at 0:46
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I suppose the first thing to ask is why can't the mistake be fixed?
– user67901
Jan 25 at 21:41
I suppose the first thing to ask is why can't the mistake be fixed?
– user67901
Jan 25 at 21:41
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Why do you have to show the airline your Jordanian passport? It seems to me that showing your US passport to the airline and to US immigration and your Jordanian passport to Saudi immigration might satisfy everybody.
– ajd
Jan 25 at 22:06
Why do you have to show the airline your Jordanian passport? It seems to me that showing your US passport to the airline and to US immigration and your Jordanian passport to Saudi immigration might satisfy everybody.
– ajd
Jan 25 at 22:06
1
1
Airlines here sometimes ask duals how did you enter the country as it doesn't appear on their systems. :D
– ABD
Jan 26 at 8:45
Airlines here sometimes ask duals how did you enter the country as it doesn't appear on their systems. :D
– ABD
Jan 26 at 8:45
Closing as OP has not answered the questions in comments.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 15 at 0:46
Closing as OP has not answered the questions in comments.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 15 at 0:46
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I suppose the first thing to ask is why can't the mistake be fixed?
– user67901
Jan 25 at 21:41
4
Why do you have to show the airline your Jordanian passport? It seems to me that showing your US passport to the airline and to US immigration and your Jordanian passport to Saudi immigration might satisfy everybody.
– ajd
Jan 25 at 22:06
1
Airlines here sometimes ask duals how did you enter the country as it doesn't appear on their systems. :D
– ABD
Jan 26 at 8:45
Closing as OP has not answered the questions in comments.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 15 at 0:46