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Glossary Passport > Family Passport

Family Passport

A now largely obsolete document, the Family Passport was issued to the family's head, encompassing the spouse and children, allowing them all to travel under one passport.

Historical Context

• Widely used in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

• Became less common with the rise of individual identification needs and security concerns.

Features

• Contained details of the family head, with added sections for immediate family members.

• Often required additional documentation or stamps for each member.