Do I need a passport to travel within the US?

If you are flying within the continental US, you do not need a passport, even if you are not a US citizen.

But EVERYONE, including US citizens, needs a government issued photo ID to travel (except children under 12)

As long as your are a US citizen and traveling within the US you do not need a passport. You will just have to show a gov't issued photo id (ie. drivers license) when checking in at the airport and going through the security at the airport.

You don't need a passport to travel withing the US. Be sure to take your photo ID as suggested.

We love travel so we would also suggest getting your passport... they're necessary now for flights to Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean.... and you just never know when you might decide you want to take a trip. Here's our page on passports and visas: http://www.mousetourstravels.com/visas-and-passpor...

Happy travels... even if you don't travel the world... just remember that life is a journey... embrace and enjoy it! http://www.mousetourstravels.com/

no not to travel in the US but you will need some goverment

ID and a Passport makes a Great one.,but a drivers license or State ID will do fine as well

If you are a U.S citizen you don't need a passport to travel in the U.S . If you are not a citizen you do need eather your passport or your green card!

not within the usa