Military ID?

[nikken79]

Is a military ID an acceptable form of citizenship? My husband and I are in the Marine Corps and will be traveling on the Fantasy on May 16.

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[jdfloyd]

My DH is retired AF. According to our TA his ID is a form of citizenship but dependents are not. However, when we went on the Paradise last year they asked for his birth certificate or passport along with the ID. The person checking us in said his military ID was just for photo ID purposes.

rule of thumb..take birth certificatewith raised seal or passport

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[oorbear]

Military ID's do not prove citizenship. U.S. citizenship is not a requirement to enlist in any of the branchs. Your military ID however is a form of picture ID as your drivers license would be. I know that does not help you, however better to find out now then when you are trying to board. Be safe get a pass port or certified B/C...

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[afdds]

If you booked your cruise and received a military discount, you need to take it with you. If you can't prove that you are in the military they will ask for the price difference.
However, we always lock our ID up in the cabin safe. We never leave the ship with our IDs. Have a great trip!

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[travel girl23]

Our son, a Marine, used his military ID the entire trip last Thanksgiving. He did have a passport but his military ID would have been sufficient. However, it is always best to check with either your travel agent or Carnival in case rules have been changed. He had no problem.

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[NAVY WIFE]

This is what Carnival's website says:


Proper travel documentation is the responsibility of the guest and is required at embarkation and throughout the cruise. Guests traveling without proper documentation will not be allowed to board the vessel, and will not be refunded the cruise fare.

Documents must be presented at the time of embarkation.

United States citizens need at least one of the following

• A passport (valid or expired for less than 10 years)

• An original birth certificate and photo I.D.

• A state-issued certified copy of a birth certificate from the

Department of Health and Vital Statistics and photo I.D.

• A U.S. Military ID (no dependent IDs)

• Valid, unexpired U.S. Multiple Re-Entry Visa, if applicable

• Aliens eligible to apply for admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program must have a valid unexpired passport

• Original Naturalization papers

U.S. Permanent Residents need:

• A valid Permanent Resident Card

Canadian citizens need at least one of the following:

• A valid passport

• An original birth certificate or certified copy of a birth certificate and photo I.D.

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