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Table Warrent And International Vacation

Postby Garrett » Fri Apr 04, 2014 2:59 am

My problem requires an bench warrant in the state-of: Arizona
If Your person were recenty (recently) convicted of the felony although not present for the reading of the judgment and a bench warrant was issued, may that person still use for an get yourself a passport? Might there be something to inform the company he applies for a passport at that he's a bench warrent and if that's the case would they be asked to detain him? Furthermore, if he can acquire a passport could he travel globally from the nation if completed within the next five daysapproximately? Do they just look for outstanding bench warrants when entering the country or do they perform exactly the same inspections when traveling from the country?
Thanks for the help. Oh, yet another thing...wouldn't it really make a difference if he captured the international trip out state in mexico-rather than traveling out in the US?
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Bench Warrent And International Travel

Postby Jacob » Wed May 07, 2014 9:56 am

Quoting tserena

My question involves an bench warrant from the State of: Arizona
If a person were recenty (yesterday) convicted of a felony but not present for the reading of the verdict and a bench warrent was issued, can that person still apply for an obtain a passport? Would there be anything to alert the agency he applies for a passport at that he has a bench warrent and if so would they be required to detain him? Additionally, if he can obtain a passport could he fly internationally out of the country if done in the next ten days or so? Do they only check for outstanding bench warrants when coming into the country or do they conduct the same checks when flying out of the country?
Thank you for your assistance. Oh, one more thing...would it make a difference if he caught the international flight out say in Mexico rather than flying out from the US?



First of all it takes up to 90 days to get a passport, you just are not issued one on the spot and will he be checked for warrents at the passport office that issues them? yes of course, he wont be the first one to try and run off.
Will his warrent show up when he flies on internaional flights? yes but it is a mute point as he does not have a passport at this time.
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