Yikes...a little worried..... Regarding ID

[Expatriat]

A bit OT, but also note that if you do not notify the state that you have moved, you could eventually be summoned for jury duty and have to deal with getting out of that. It happened to me once, two years after I moved to another state.

 

[alimbrogno]

As long as you have a Valid Photo ID (that has a date of expiry) on it you are fine. Of course in combination with your Birth Certificate.

Now whether the CBP likes paper IDs, is a whole another thread. Never heard of a paper state ID before.

Can you go to a DMV locale and get a hard photo ID? Even a temporary photo ID is offered in our state. It doesn't always have to be a Drivers License.

In Missouri you get a paper id with a photo on it. It takes a couple of weeks for the hard copy to come. Even our state ID's are like this.

 

[alimbrogno]

Temporary paper IDs are completely legal forms of ID issued by the state. But you should call disney and check. I know that if you are a permanent resident and do not have your permanent resident ID card they will not let you on the ship. No exceptions. No refund. So they can be very very strict.

What is a permanent resident id card?

 

[Hundredacre]

What is a permanent resident id card?

For people who are basically citizens but are not citizens. For example, if you are a citizen of the e.u. but a permanent resident of the u.s., they won't let you use your e.u. passport.