Passports which are to be used again should be sent to the Department of State, and the owners informed that they should notify the Department of State, at least five days before they expect to leave this country again, as to the port, name of vessel and date of sailing.
Woodrow Wilson: “Passports which are to be used again should be sent to the Department of State, and the owners informed that they should…”
On the recordMarch 12, 1916
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Executive Order 2341—Relating to Cancellation and Reissue of Passports
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