does anybody know anything about world passport,i saw it on a website,www.worldservice.org?

Question

can anybody say anything about it.

Answer 1

I think my US passport is a world passport, maybe another countries has that kind of problem..☺

Answer 2

The World Service Authority (WSA) passport it is not a legitimate passport issued by a recognized country (or entity). However, some 3rd World countries have issued valid visas into the WSA document, which has then lent credibility to the otherwise invalid fantasy passport. WSA passport holders have told me that under such circumstances, their visas required hefty "administrative/special handling" fees in order to be issued.

The United Nations is not a legislative body and does not make law, yet the WSA passport has derived support for its questionable existence from the 1948 UN Universal Declaration for Human Rights, Article 13, Section 2:

"Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country."

I have never seen a case where a 1st World country issued a visa into a WSA passport, nor have I seen a WSA passport holder allowed to enter a 1st World country. I have seen WSA passport holders rejected for visas and denied entry into countries.

As an aside, a small test of logic: If the WSA passport, sold on the Internet for as little as US$45, is legitimate, then why would one of the responders to this question state that he paid US$6,000 for the passport and supporting documentation? Conversely, why do some people with legitimate passports issued by their own governments pay US$40,000 - US$60,000 to be smuggled out of their countries to go to other countries? Caveat emptor.

Answer 3

The World Service Authority passport is what we call a "fantasy" passport. It has not actual value for identity, and is not recognized for international travel.

Here is what the US government says about it:

9 FAM 41.104 N4 World Service Authority Passports
(TL:VISA-2; 08-30-1987)

World Service Authority Passports are not acceptable as “passports” for visa issuing purposes. The World Service Authority is a private organization and not a “competent authority” within the meaning of INA 101(a)(30).

And by the way, the inventor, Garry Davis, lost his appeal and was not allowed to resume the US citizenship he had voluntary renounced.

Answer 4

If u have any oppurtunity to get this passport, please do.
It's a life time oppurtunity!

I won't talk too much as my friends have traveled with this many times and over, might not be accepted in the U.S.A, CANADA, FRANCE, GERMANY AND UNITED KINGDOM, but please try other countries, you'll just be fine...

Whomever that asked this question should email me for a detailed explanation as you will have no regrets having to use this passport.

There are extra legal documents u ADD and i'm sure Canada and the rest of other countries will accept it without any questioning.

It's for real!!!!!

If there is anyone that will tell you the real FACT about this Passport it's me.

Mine will arrive tomorrow or tuesday.

I know about 8 people who are just okay with it, most used it for some European country, and 1 i know entered Canada with this passport.

I can give you a trick on this if you want, i paid 6 grand $6,000.00 for mine as i have all extra lega documents and men i can't get harrassed by anyone, i go whereever i wanna go!

Answer 5

Yes! This is a lifelong project of Garry Davis, who once renounced his US citizenship at the US consular section in Paris and then sued to get it back: Davis v. District Director, INS, 481 F.Supp. 1178 (1979) http://members.fortunecity.com/legalstuff/481FSupp1178.htm

You'll find his Web site at: http://www.garrydavis.org/ and a Wikipedia page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garry_Davis

Sometimes his world passports actually get accepted by some foreign country's immigration staff; whether by accident or on purpose one can't tell. But even the USA accepts passports of some unrecognized states (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Taiwan ...) for ID purposes if not as official documents.

It's hard to take Garry too seriously. But gadflies and eccentrics are nice to have around, and useful for some purposes -- like telling the Emperor that he is wearing no clothes.

Answer 6

Someone mentioned France and Germany has refusing the "word passport". To be on the safe side, I would not try ANY of the Schengen States (that is, most Europe) with it...

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

it is not an acceptable passport for travel.

Answer 10

Its no good. Most of the countries that you'd want to travel to won't recognise it as valid.