"have something with someone" and "have something on someone"

[Saki6]

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Do you have your passport with you?

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Do you have your passport on you?

Do "have something with someone" and "have something on someone" mean the same thing?

 

[Raymott]

Yes, in that context it means almost the same. 'On you' generally means on your person/body, ie. in your clothes pockets, whereas "with you" can mean in your bags or in your car- anywhere accessible.

In other contexts it can mean something else.