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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]so you guys who are on husband's side - why wouldn't you get your passport renewed? what downside is there to having a valid passport?
[/quote]got better things to do than filling out unnecessary paper work and standing in unnecessary lines.[/quote]

i just filled out my renewal form. it took 5 minutes. there are no lines. we just mail them off. which i offered to do.

it just doesn't seem to me worth putting up that much of a fight over that little exertion. [/quote]

Why don't you just fill out the form for him? I did this for my husband AND child.[/quote]

I did, too. I do everything like this because my handwriting is a LOT better.

We had expired passports for a couple of years because we both lean toward the procrastinating side and we have a son with ASD and extreme ADHD which make it difficult to go anywhere. My husband finally got off his duff and renewed his when he had business that was threatening to take him to China and he tends to have to travel on very short notice. Then all of his family planned a cruise to the Bahamas which got us all on board. [/quote]

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