How safe is your US passport? The US has one of the most powerful passports in the world. As a result, it’s also one of the most sought-after by criminals. These 3 rules will help you protect your passport from thieves when you travel.
Rule #1: Three Places to NEVER Leave Your US PassportProtecting your passport means keeping it somewhere defensible.
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When you apply for a passport, you need to be able to convince the government of two things: you are who you say you are, and you are a US citizen.
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Did you know you can complete the U.S. passport application online? The online passport application form is preferred by the U.S. Department of State. There are many benefits using the government form tool over the old paper application.
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Planning a trip to Canada? Make sure you understand the current US passport requirement to Canada. Depending on how you plan to visit Canada, you may be able to use a passport book, passport card, or even a NEXUS Card.
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Whether you’ve changed your name due to marriage, divorce, or “just because,” the paperwork involved can be a huge hassle. If you’re planning on traveling overseas, you’ll need to get a new passport with your new name to avoid getting stuck at the border.
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Four US states (Washington, Michigan, New York and Vermont) have started offering enhanced driver’s licenses (EDL’s), which can be used instead of a passport to travel to Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
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Forty-one percent of U.S. citizens have a valid passport, but what is everyone else missing out on? As it turns out, a passport is more than just a travel document.
To kick off the Hilton Passport Project, Hilton Hotels & Resorts recently surveyed their guests to uncover the hidden benefits of having a passport.
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