I've never had immunizations. Can I get a passport?

I've never had vaccinations due to my mother's beliefs. Is it true that I can't obtain a passport?

There are no vaccination requirements for getting a passport.

The only vaccine required by International Health Regulations is yellow fever vaccination for travel to certain countries in sub-Saharan Africa and tropical South America. Meningococcal vaccination is required by the government of Saudi Arabia for annual travel during the Hajj.

There are also "recommended" vaccinations, but since you don't believe in them, you don't need to get them.

You can obtain a passport.

You can obtain a passport. But you won't be going too far. No country is gonna let you in without getting some shots.

uhm to what country? You don't need any prereq vaccinations to enter the United States.

Same. My mom stopped with me after i was like 7. My sister never had any and she was able to get a passport.

i think you just cant go anywhere

Whoa...that's very dangerous. I wouldn't give you a passport... sorry. I happen to be in the belief that if you can immunize yourself from it... you should.

Nobody can MAKE you get vaccinations, but it makes life truly difficult if you don't. For instance...in the state where I live, your child cannot attend public school without them! They must be updated each year and you must show proof each year. Sometimes they will require that you show proof during the school year!

You can't get one. The united states dosen't want you going oversees then getting something and bringing it back here. you should get immunizations for your health and also the people around you.

No passport cause certain countries won't let you in without your shots, and rightly so. If you plan on traveling abroad a lot you will simply have to change your beliefs.

You can get a passport. Nobody can legally make you get vaccinations.
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You can get a passport...but good luck having any country allow you in. You can be vaccinated now. If you are looking at a country to visit, contact your state dept or go online to CDC.GOV to see what shots are required there. Your local Public Health Dept will also know. If you are allowed in, also ask what trouble you'll have coming back. You can catch a disease elsewhere and bring it back.

Of course you can obtain a U.S. Passport. Immunizations are only required when travelling to certain countries......but not when applying for a passport.