yes the child of 12 years of age does need a passport, i think the age that you need a passport is 8 years of age. No, the passport would not generate enough resistance to provide lift. The child would probably need wings to fly.
No
You can get a passport at any age in the U.S. In fact, if you are traveling abroad with a child, a passport is required for the child. If you are under age 18 when you get a passport, it is not valid for as long as a period as an adult's passport.
you can be any age
No. As long as you stay in the country, no passport is required, regardless of age. ID is required, but only after the age of 18.
you only need a passport if you leave the country and every age person that goes will need one.
There is nothing adult passport. Person of any age can obtain passport. mittalji.com
A child of any age needs his own passport. From the minute a baby is born and onwards he needs his own passport if he's going to travel out of the country.
Until they reach the age of majority, they are a minor. It is required by all minors to have both parents' permission for a passport.
In the UK, and also Europe since October 1998, children have needed their own passport and can no longer travel under their parents passports.In most other countries it is highly recommended that children have their own passports.If children are under the age of 18 they do not need a passport, for Ireland, however you will need their birth certificate. Anyone over the age of 18 will need a passport for Ireland.
£45 for a child's passport. A child 15 or under can only get a passport for 5 years if over that age then it increases to ten years which is basically an adult passport. :) Hope this helped :)
All travelers need a passport, including babies.
You need to have an official government identification to indicate age. You can always call the company to double check. Furthermore, if you are a US citizen, regardless of age, you will need a passport to travel on a cruise out of country (including the Caribbean). As such, this will authenticate your child's age.