My fiance is a resident here in US if travelin to the Caribbeans will he need a american passport or a mexican

Question

from my understanding if you are not an american citizen you do not need a american passport, am i right?

Answer 1

he can not get a US passport, but he will need a mexican passport and look into whether he needs a visa for those countries, some accept a green card, but some need a visa

Answer 2

Your fiancee must carry a valid, current passport from the country in which he is a citizen. He must also show proof of legal residency in the U.S. through a green card. If he is in the country illegally, fuhgettabout your trip. Check with INS to see whether once you are married he can immediately claim U.S. citizenship (once the paperwork is taken care of and he's received his U.S. passport). Then you can travel together.

Answer 3

A passport is only given to Citizens of whichever country they belong. This means they must obtain one from their birth country unless he became a US Citizen.

If they are not Americans, they will never get an American passport.

Answer 4

A passport from your country of origin and when you come back to the states you need your passport and your legal resident card. Good luck !!

Answer 5

may need his mexican passport, contact the countries you will be visiting, he will use his green card to return to the u.s.  if on a cruise he may only need his green card.

Answer 6

You may not need it to get out, but I would hope you would need it to get back in.

Answer 7

If he's not an American citizen, he cannot get an American passport. He will need to carry a passport from his country of origin.  

Answer 8

If he is NOT American citizen, he cannot obtain an American passport.  He should travel on the passport that was issued by the country where he is a citizen (Mexican in this case, I am guessing) along with a valid Resident Alien card (Green Card.)