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Am a us resident (green card holder) and planning on visiting Puerto Rico would I need a passport?

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No, Puerto Rico is a territory of the U.S, therefore part of the U.S., so you do not need a passport to travel there. However, as a U.S. green card holder, you do need to keep a current passport from your HOME country to travel internationally. When you become a U.S. citizen, you may then apply for a U.S. passport.
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No, Puerto Rico is a US Territory so it is the same as if you land in the US state. You should though have a passport from your home country anyway, in case there is a diversion and you end up landing in another country.
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A Legal resident only need his/her Valid  Resident  Card and another  Valid  ID...
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No you don't need a passport. You only need a valid ID driver's license I don't think they will ask if you are a citizen or resident if you don't have a license then take your green card with you
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No, your green card is enough.
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