My husband is a U.S. Permanent legal resident and I am trying to check in for a round trip cruise to Cozumel. Although I don’t see an option for resident cards for the online check in. Is there another document I should be using or what should I put it as?

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Hello, Veronica! Welcome to planDisney.

It's about time for you to be welcomed aboard your Disney Cruise so it's time to get your final cruise plans in shipshape. According to the Disney Cruise Line website citizenship documentation information, Guests who are legal permanent residents of the U.S. must present a valid original Permanent Resident Card. You can upload a picture of this document and list it under "birth certificate" in the drop-down menu as you check-in. All photos of identification documentation are reviewed before they are accepted, so your online check-in status will show as pending until it is reviewed. Please be sure to bring your husband's original Permanent Resident Card with you to the ship (not a photocopy) as citizenship documentation will also be reviewed in person.

I hope that helps as you prepare to set sail in just a few days. Please be sure to download the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app before leaving your home. The app will guide you to all of the happenings around the ship. You can click the heart icon next to any offerings listed in the daily activity schedule if you would like a notification sent to your phone before that activity begins!

Happy Sailing and Happy New Year!

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