Travel Permit: Time - 25 min

If you are already in the United States and want to travel within the country, you generally do not need a "travel permit" in the traditional sense. However, there are some situations where it may be necessary to obtain certain documents or authorizations, such as:

1. **If you are a foreigner and are in the United States with a nonimmigrant visa or temporary resident status:** You do not need a travel permit to move within the country, but you must make sure that your visa or immigration status is current throughout your trip.

2. **If you are in the United States on a tourist visa or business visa:** You do not need an additional travel permit to move within the country, as long as you respect the conditions of your visa, such as the authorized period of stay .

3. **If you are in the process of applying for asylum or adjustment of status:** You may need to obtain specific travel permits if you plan to travel outside the designated geographic area or if you have specific restrictions related to your immigration case.

4. **If you are a minor:** If you are a minor and traveling alone or without one or both parents or legal guardians, you may need a notarized travel authorization letter from your parents or legal guardians.

In any case, it is always advisable to verify your specific immigration status and the associated requirements by consulting with an immigration attorney or the relevant immigration authorities, such as the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).