In a digital age where convenience is key, your wallet just got a little thinner and your phone a little smarter. Google Wallet now allows you to store your US passport digitally. While it can’t replace the physical passport for international travel, this digital ID option offers a new level of ease and efficiency for travelers passing through TSA checkpoints.
Read ArticleEU Replaces Passport Stamps with Digital Entry System
If you’re planning a trip to Europe soon, there’s a big change coming your way. Starting November 10, 2024, the European Union will officially phase out the practice of stamping passports for non-EU tourists.
Read ArticleNew State Department Agencies Opening: Why Wait?
Great news for U.S. travelers! The U.S. Department of State is expanding its passport services to make international travel more convenient.
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken announced:
To better serve the growing number of Americans seeking U.S.
Read ArticlePassport Renewal or a New Passport?
If you’re planning on traveling internationally and your passport is about to expire or has already expired, you may be wondering whether you should renew your passport or apply for a new one.
Read ArticleDo You Need a Passport Before Making Flight Reservations?
If you’re traveling internationally, you will need a passport to board your flight. But do you need a passport before making flight reservations?
U.S. law requires all travelers, regardless of citizenship, age, or destination, to hold a secure document such as a passport to depart the United States by air.
Read ArticleYou May Need a Passport For Domestic Flights in 2023
Updated 05/12/2023
Do you need a passport for domestic flights? No, but you do need a valid ID and your driver’s license may no longer be acceptable. The Real ID Act is in full effect and most states now issue compliant IDs.
Read ArticleUS Passport Vs Enhanced Driver’s License
Americans traveling to Canada, Mexico, or the Caribbean by land or sea need an ID that complies with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative to return to the United States. While everyone traveling internationally by plane needs a US passport, land and sea travelers have more options.
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