At midnight tonight, a new year will begin. New Year’s Eve means parties, champagne and of course, New Year’s resolutions. According to USA.gov, “taking a trip” is one of the 10 most popular New Year’s resolutions. It’s also a New Year’s resolution you can actually enjoy keeping-unlike, say, resolving to cut out sweets.
If you’d like to travel overseas, 2009 is a great time to do so.
Read ArticleLike driver’s license pictures, passport photos are known for not showing people at their best. Once you get a new passport, you’re probably going to be stuck with your passport photo for the next 10 years.
Read ArticleChristmas is over, and New Year’s Eve is almost here. Where will you be when 2008 turns into 2009? If you don’t have New Year’s plans yet, CheapOAir Buzz has an excellent guide to the best New Year’s Eve celebrations in the world.
Read ArticleEven if you aren’t planning on traveling overseas, some experts recommend that you get a passport or a passport card for your children. Why should you be concerned about getting a US passport for your children if you aren’t traveling out of the country?
Read ArticleChristmas is almost here, which means that people all over the country are traveling to see their families, both inside and outside of the US. The Sacramento Bee reports that each year, 1 million Mexican citizens return home to Mexico over Christmas break.
Read ArticleApplying for a passport is not as easy as it sounds. It’s easy to make mistakes on the paperwork, and even a small mistake can delay your application. Of course, with a private expediting company tracking your order, we can minimize these delays and often catch mistakes before they happen.
Read ArticleHere’s another reason to get your passport application in: The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has just announced a rule change regarding the documents you can use to prove your employment eligibility.
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