domestic passport
dompas , also: dumb pass

A risk assessment of the domestic passport issuance process was initiated.

The domestic passport is of no use outside of Ukraine, except for travel to Belarus.

The intelligent passports will begin a pilot at a domestic passport facility beginning October 26, 2004; the deadline Congress delayed by a year in its Border Security Act.

One of the Soviet domestic passports that the authorities forced on him listed his nationality as "Yanky," even as the authorities insisted that he was Soviet.

Moscow stores featured fresh supplies of stoicism today, with shoppers forced to brandish their domestic passports and face a ration list rapidly growing to include everything from light bulbs to socks.

Neely explores how the Confederacy became a virtual police state with guards and patrols all about, and a domestic passport system whereby everyone needed official permission each time they wanted to travel.

By the end of 1999, all domestic passport agencies will be equipped to issue these new versions, although replacements issued by embassies or consulates overseas will continue to be the old-fashioned kind.

These include communal apartments with all their social awkwardness and invitation to snooping, and a police-state pervasiveness that still employs a domestic passport system to account for everyone's unusual whereabouts, particularly at hotels.

Their claim to Azerbaijani roots, however, and to the apartments and possessions lost in the exodus, counts as nothing against the Government's insistence on making ethnic blood ties the definitive category of identity in requisite domestic passports.

But Dr. Etzioni said Americans would accept neither identity cards, so reminiscent of the domestic passports that people associate with totalitarian states, nor the common European practice of closing a street at both ends and checking everyone there for immigration violations.

The suggestions range from the verdant slopes of the southern Urals, to the Black Sea beaches of Abkhazia, which, since it was invaded by the Russian army in 2008, "you can enter with a domestic passport" according to one contributor to the travel site.

As with all passport applicants, passport issuing officers at embassies and consulates abroad and domestic passport agencies and centers will only ask appropriate questions to obtain information necessary to determine citizenship and identity.

U.S. citizens throughout the country can visit any of our 25 domestic passport agencies - or one of the hundreds of passport acceptance facilities - to renew or apply for a U.S. passport book or passport card.

In addition, I want to take advantage of this session to brief you on our proposed passport fee increases and to share with you the good news about the expansion of our domestic passport network.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs produced and distributed antitrafficking materials to domestic passport offices and overseas consular posts.

The Department of State opened its twenty-third domestic passport issuance facility in Tucson, Arizona on September 8.

The Western Passport Center is a mega-adjudication center with a public counter that is the first domestic passport facility of its kind.

The Center is one of nineteen domestic passport agencies that is open to the public.

Buffalo is the 23rd domestic passport facility.

As part of an orderly shutdown, domestic passport agency staff will remain on the job to process expedited applications already in the system.

The Department's 28th domestic passport facility, Atlanta is expected to issue 50,000 passports in its first year.

In-country Travel: Authorities continued to require intercity travelers to show their domestic passports when buying tickets to travel via air, railroad, water, or road.

The revised fees will cover actual operating expenses for the 301 overseas consular posts, 23 domestic passport agencies and other centers that provide these consular services to U.S. and foreign citizens.

We are going to make fires and burn the dompas.

Blacks were excluded from living or working in white areas, unless they had a pass, nicknamed the dompas.

Colloquially, passes were often called the dompas, literally meaning the "dumb pass."

He has acquired a dompas, or old brown passbook that blacks once had to carry to justify their presence in white areas.

We have burned the dompas.

It was lifted again in March 1960, to permit his arrest for publicly burning his Dompas following the Sharpeville massacre.

Never again will they force us to show the dompas, and we will be free men as our ancestors were free men before the white man came to this land.

Nikita Dompas (Cahaya Dari Timur: Beta Maluku)

On this album, Kirana, unlike in previous albums, Andien chose to work with two of her friends, Nikita Dompas and Rifka Rachman.

There was a sense of frustration, of having been cheated and duped for Sobukwe had not arrived, nor had the white police made the promised announcement to abolish the dompas.

For example, Coloureds did not have to carry a dompas (an identity document designed to limit the movements of the non-white populace), while the Griqua, who were seen as an indigenous African group, did.

Thousands of protesters had gathered in Sharpeville, just south of Johannesburg, to protest at the use of the infamous passbooks, or "dompas", that every black South African was expected to carry and produce on demand.

We will burn th passes which we are ordered by act of parliament to carry, the hated dompas which is akin to the star that the Jews were forced to wear, the document that marks us as racial inferiors.

Three other senior ministers followed Shasa, each voicing their support for the abolition of the dompas, but from the top of the long table Verwoerd glowered at them, becoming every minute more angry until at last he jumped to his feet. '

It was difficult for a black man to travel about the huge sub-continent, liable as he was at any time to demands to show his dompas and to interrogation when the authority realized that he was far from the domicile shown on the pass without apparent reason, or that the pass had not been stamped by an employer.