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rustypilot 07-04-2007 07:32 AM

US Passport?
 
Do regionals require you to have a US Passport or is any passport from any country valid before employment taking into consideration I have work authorization?

rustypilot 07-05-2007 09:08 AM

anyone know? :o

FlyerJosh 07-05-2007 09:23 AM

If you have a green card or permanent resident status, and a foreign passport, it shouldn't be a problem, provided that you can travel to the countries that the airline serves.

I know several crewmembers that were canadian citizens with dual nationality (US), but only held a canadian passport.

FlexThrust 07-05-2007 02:51 PM

I have a green card and UK passport and never had a problem until I was offered an interview at Evergreen. The list of documents to bring to the Evergreen interview included a US passport, so as I always have before I sent a quick e-mail to the recruiter to make sure a green card/foreign passport was acceptable. Unfortunately Evergreen DO require US citizenship due to the military stuff they do, so that ended up a dead-end for me. Never been an issue anywhere else though.

So...you should be fine, but probably best to verify beforehand.


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