what are the steps in getting a passport after you have been out of prison for 2 years, for 2 felony convictio
439978
Yes, just go to the post office and get one.  Some countries, like Canada, won't let you in but you'll be free to travel to most places.
402975
I believe there are some cases where you can (legally) immigrate & you are a felon.  However, your best bet you be to send a letter to the President & ask him to pardon the ex-con.
937617
Passport  or birth certificate.
726725
Here is how and where:\n\nhttp://www.hciottawa.ca/passports-0509.pdf
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Sec. 51.70  Denial of passports.\n\n    (a) A passport, except for direct return to the United States, shall \nnot be issued in any case in which the Secretary of State determines or \nis informed by competent authority that:\n    (1) The applicant is the subject of an outstanding Federal warrant \nof arrest for a felony, including a warrant issued under the Federal \nFugitive Felon Act (18 U.S.C. 1073); or\n    (2) The applicant is subject to a criminal court order, condition of \nprobation, or condition of parole, any of which forbids departure from \nthe United States and the violation of which could result in the \nissuance of a Federal warrant of arrest, including a warrant issued \nunder the Federal Fugitive Felon Act; or\n    (3) The applicant is subject to a court order committing him or her \nto a mental institution; or\n    (4) The applicant is the subject of a request for extradition or \nprovisional arrest for extradition which has been presented to the \ngovernment of a foreign country; or\n    (5) The applicant is the subject of a subpoena issued pursuant to \nsection 1783 of title 28, United States Code, in a matter involving \nFederal prosecution for, or grand jury investigation of, a felony; or\n    (6) The applicant has not repaid a loan received from the United \nStates as prescribed under Sec. Sec. 71.10 and 71.11 of this chapter; \nor\n    (7) The applicant is in default on a loan received from the United \nStates to effectuate his or her return from a foreign country in the course of \ntravel abroad; or\n    (8) The applicant has been certified by the Secretary of Health and \nHuman Services as notified by a State agency under 42 U.S.C. 652(k) to \nbe in arrears of child support in an amount exceeding $5,000.00.\n    (b) A passport may be refused in any case in which the Secretary of \nState determines or is informed by competent authority that:\n    (1) The applicant has not repaid a loan received from the United \nStates to effectuate his or her return from a foreign country in the \ncourse of travel abroad; or\n    (2) The applicant has been legally declared incompetent unless \naccompanied on his or her travel abroad by the guardian or other person \nresponsible for the national's custody and well being; or\n    (3) The applicant is under the age of 18 years, unmarried and not in \nthe military service of the United States unless a person having legal \ncustody of such national authorizes issuance of the passport and agrees \nto reimburse the United States for any monies advanced by the United \nStates for the minor to return to the United States; or\n    (4) The Secretary determines that the national's activities abroad \nare causing or are likely to cause serious damage to the national \nsecurity or the foreign policy of the United States; or\n    (5) The applicant has been the subject of a prior adverse action \nunder this section or Sec. 51.71 and has not shown that a change in \ncircumstances since the adverse action warrants issuance of a passport; \nor\n    (6) The applicant is subject to an order of restraint or \napprehension issued by an appropriate officer of the United States Armed \nForces pursuant to chapter 47 of title 10 of the United States Code.\n\n(Approved by the Office of Management and Budget under control number \n1405-0077)\n\n[54 FR 8531, Mar. 1, 1989, as amended at 62 FR 62695, Nov. 25, 1997]\n\nSec. 51.71  Denial of passports to certain convicted drug traffickers.\n\n    (a) A passport shall not be issued in any case in which the \nSecretary of State determines or is informed by competent authority that \nthe applicant is subject to imprisonment or supervised release as the \nresult of a felony conviction for a Federal or state drug offense if the \nindividual used a U.S. passport or otherwise crossed an international \nborder in committing the offense, including a felony conviction arising \nunder:\n    (1) The Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 801 et seq.) or th
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no&yes \n\ndepens on what country \n\nif they scan the passport then yes \nif he left with bail,,,  yes he will get put i jail\n\nwhen u bail ouy of jail \nyou are NOT alouth to leave the Country
850999
If a person has no identification papers they are held as a "john doe", and until they can run a finger print confirming their identity through Interpol they can not release them into the U.S or put them back into Mexico unless they have Mexican ID. what is their Salvadorian nationals or Hondurans.  Anyway after some check on wants and warrant the person is identified.  If they haven't committed any other crime except trying to cross the border illegally, which is a US crime in and of itself, they will deport the person back to their place of origin (birth).  If they have committed a crime that prosecution is mandatory then the end up getting a prison sentence anyway and then get deported.
257114
Your husband can sign and have notarized a form authorizing the hcild to have a passport. If the prison won't allow that (which I find unlikely), you can sign and notarize the same form, saying why the second parent cannot appear.
809451
Hello. I am a frequent traveler. The law is that as of now some people and us citizens could travel in and out of the us without a passport or visa. now you must have a passport to get back. \n\nthey are good for ten years and better id than even a drivers license so you can use it for other purposes. \n\nyou can apply for one at the post office and any county clerks.\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/
532410
forget those idiots.  I have a felony and I can't get a job, cant vote, and finding a place to live is almost impossible.  (I have felony for smuggling in tabacco in a penial institution)  they concider tabacco a narcotic. Anyways you can file for an expungement.  Which means you can clean ur record after 3 or five years after you serve ur time, whether it is corrections or probation.
34527
Well, I guess this is something you should have thought of before you decided to become a criminal.  As for getting approved after four months, it's pretty simple.  Don't cause any problems while you are in prison.  Take a prison job or get job training if it is offered.  Whether or not you get paroled is up to you and the actions you decide to do while in there. And comprehend that you are in there because of something you did, do not try to make yourself out to be some victim jailed for no reason.
22691
You don't mention where you are located, however if you want to get one in the US, to obtain a passport for the first time, you need to go in person to one of  7,000 passport acceptance facilities located throughout the United States with two photographs of yourself, proof of U.S. citizenship, and a valid form of photo identification such as a driver’s license.\n\nFor more information look here: http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_832.html\n\nYou can renew by mail if: Your most recent passport is available to submit and it is not damaged; you received the passport within the past 15 years; you were over age 16 when it was issued; you still have the same name, or can legally document your name change.\n\nYou can get a passport renewal application form by downloading it from this site.\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html\n\nFor more information on renewing a passport you can look here: http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/renew/renew_833.html
1101192
go to .net passport, you have some options there:
656392
it is not an automatic bar. there are no questions on criminal convictions on the application. it is up to the state department to issue or deny the passport. further details can be found at http://travel.state.gov. also might want to make sure any probation or parole terms permit you to travel out of the country. good luck.
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It will depend on\n\n1.  The judge of the court where the sentence was issued\n\n2.  How long it has been, they will want to see enough time passed.  Not just months but years\n\n3.  They will want to see you prove you have not had any more bad checks for a long period of time\n\n4,  Also if you can show you have gotten more education, worked steady, did something with your life it all helps
228973
yes you can visit other countries , and yes you can get a passport at almost any post office..if you are a convict, still under-sentence, (probation or parole), you,ll have to get permission to leave the country from your PO..other wise there are no restrictions, that i,m aware of, i was convicted of several felonies years ago...and paid my debt, years later...since i,ve been traveling so much ,I,ve logged enough miles in the past 12 months to circle the earth 4 times..OK, and have fun in the philippeans
856561
depends on the felony but i belive they can if they have a passport and your not violating your parole and you can have a passport you just have to have a special one