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Will a traffic warrant stop you from getting a passport
Yes, dual nationality doesn't stop you from getting a British Passport.
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They might.
Yes, nationwide.
Indeed, even if it was a direct flight.
In proper english, yes. If you're really a Canadian citizen then you'd have a Canadian passport. The only reason you wouldn't be allowed to leave Canada is to go to certain 3rd world or war-torn countries. The American government can't stop you from leaving Canada if you're a Canadian citizen.
First you need to find out if you have a warrant. Get a friend who is in law enforcement or better would be someone who works in the court house and find out there. Reason is is that if you have an arrest warrant than, yes, you could be arrested when coming back into the U.S.AnswerThe question is whether the Canadians are going to stop her from entering. Crossing now requires a passport and on the Canadian side they will swipe the passport. If person is a Canadian citizen bearing a Canadian passport I really doubt a US child support order would 'attach' - but with a US passport you never know.
As long as everything else is okay, you can get a passport once your child support is current. You'll need to make sure that the court removes the order to stop you from getting a passport or you won't be able to, even if you've paid.
No you can still get a passport (in the USA) with a felony "stop" (conviction; a felony arrest does not really show on your record for any purpose other than buying a gun), there are limits on issuance if you are still under probation or parole for a conviction however. It should also be noted that some countries may bar your entrance with some convictions, countries with high rates of sex trafficking normally bar the entrance of sex offenders, IE: Just because you can get one it does not mean you can put it to use, be sure and check the requirements before you travel.
no this wont stop you
Yes, if requested by a State and the amount in arrears exceeds the appropriate threshold.