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I am an american citizen since 2000,traveling to central america, do i need any other then my US passport ?

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Somebody said : since you where not born in the USA you have to show a current passport from your country of origen when entering US soil is this true?

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No your US passport is the only thing you need, that is proof of you citizenship.
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Take as much info that you have...Voters registration, license, etc. The regulations on Border crossings are getting stricter.
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A valid (unexpired) US Passport and possibly a Drivers License is all you need. You may want to bring your Drivers License because it's always better to be safe than sorry.
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Passport, ID, Money, and a travelling companion (just incase you get bored).

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No that is NOT true. Because you are a US citizen a US passport is all you need to leave and enter the united states. Please call the US Department of State for more info at 202-647-5225
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If you are an American citizen, your American passport should be fine.
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Not when you are a naturalized citizen (congratulations, by the way) with a US Passport. Apparently they misunderstood your citizenship status.
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No, I wasn't born in this country, but I've been since birth, a U.S. citizen. Though I have dual citizenship, I've never had to show anything but my U.S. passport. Who keeps a current passport of another country once they have a U.S. passport? What for?
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Your passport is enough, enjoy Central America!
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no you shouls only need your U.S. passport
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No, it is not true. The US only cares if you are an American or not. It does not care what you were before.

Good luck!
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