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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Do you need a passport to go on a cruise? Passport requirements for cruises depend on where you are going. If your boat only stops at US ports, then a passport may not be necessary.
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If you’re applying for a passport, you should be aware that the Department of State revised its guidelines concerning which birth certificates it will accept as proof of citizenship.
As of April 1st, 2011, all birth certificates submitted with passport applications must include your parent or parents’ names.
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The passport photo is the number one reason for applications to be denied. It’s important you take the perfect passport photo to avoid costly delays. Routine passport processing takes 6-8 weeks or longer.
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Did you know you can’t wear eyeglasses for a passport photo anymore? Did you know you shouldn’t smile in your passport photo? The passport photo is the number one reason passport applications are denied, rejected, or suspended.
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Think your passport is valid and ready to go for your next trip overseas? You may be wrong. Every day thousands of travelers get stuck at the airport due to issues with their passport.
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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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