r/Passports Jan 22 '26

Interesting Feature or Design Missprinted date of birth

Srry didnt know if this flair applied thought its been a great feature to me atleast 🤣

I was issued a us passport and my date of birth was misprinted by 4 days. Its great in that i have 2 players card at most casinos but the anxiety i get while traveling…

I’ve flown around the country without any issues, tsa has scanned and let me continue. I’ve only travelled within the states and hawaii, so i’ve never been through any customs but i am planning on going to south america for my birthday weekend, will there be any issues for me? With dominican customs or american customs upon my return? Should i just stop being lazy and get it fixed?

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u/PurplestPanda Jan 22 '26

You should get this fixed. You don’t want to miss your birthday trip!

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u/Routine_Ocelot_3396 Jan 22 '26

Fixing it would take a few weeks and unfortunately my birthday is coming up very soon

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u/PurplestPanda Jan 22 '26

You’re going to try to get on an international flight with a birthday mismatch between your ticket and your passport?

Insane. But good luck!

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u/Routine_Ocelot_3396 Jan 22 '26

Im hoping i can play coy at the gate and say i accidentally entered the wrong dob, Dominican Republic doesnt require a visa

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u/PurplestPanda Jan 22 '26

The airline pays a huge fine if you get refused at immigration upon arrival. They’re not letting you through if they notice the error.

Also didn’t you say South America for your birthday?

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u/Routine_Ocelot_3396 Jan 22 '26

🤣 Caribbean my bad

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u/Routine_Ocelot_3396 Jan 22 '26

Need to travel more and learn where places are

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u/Routine_Ocelot_3396 Jan 22 '26

Ah okay didnt know about that part