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What's the passport number for Walter Pruitt?

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What's the passport number for Walter Pruitt?
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There are two. Asks which, or gives both and tells them apart by birth date: 617230948 is Walt's (born 1970, valid to July 2028) and 442718306 was his father's (born 1941, expired April 2019).

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Whose: Walt Pruitt (passport_holder)
holderme
passport_number617230948
countryUnited States
first_nameWalter
last_namePruitt
date_of_birth1970-05-17
place_of_birthTennessee, U.S.A.
genderMale
date_of_issue2018-07-12
expiration_date2028-07-11
Whose: Dad (passport_holder)
holderwalter-sr
passport_number442718306
countryUnited States
first_nameWalter
last_namePruitt
date_of_birth1941-03-22
place_of_birthTennessee, U.S.A.
genderMale
date_of_issue2009-04-06
expiration_date2019-04-05
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expired Both parents' passports ran out on 2019-04-05. The truck policy with Bantry Casualty ended on 2023-02-18, when he moved to Greybridge; the record has no remark and sits next to the current one. Two warranties are over. The Castleberry drug card ended 2025-12-31. Walt's own passport is valid to 2028.

someone_elses Four people have an SSN and a passport, three a license, three a debit card. Prescriptions belong to Lorraine, Walt, Camille, the dog and the cat. Walt takes lisinopril today; Lorraine's lisinopril was stopped in 2019. Camille took amoxicillin; Lorraine is allergic to penicillin. Lorraine's cat is on thyroid medicine and so is Lorraine.

same_name Father and son are both Walter Eugene Pruitt; only "Jr." and the birth dates differ, and both passports read Walter Pruitt. The estate papers name one as the deceased and the other as informant and executor. The contact for the father is called "Dad" and says only that he died on 11/9/2022. Lorraine sometimes calls Walt "Walter". "My" always means the son.