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. So, should you get a passport book, a passport card, or an enhanced driver’s license?
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You already know that it’s a bad idea to wait until the last minute to renew your passport.
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Effective January 8, 2025, U.S. citizens traveling to the United Kingdom will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before departure. This new requirement, part of the UK’s effort to streamline and secure entry processes, applies to tourists and business travelers from visa-free countries.
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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.
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Your passport is one of the most important documents you will ever own, and the process to get one can be overwhelming. There are different passport processing speeds, fees, and required documents, but we will make it easy to understand how to apply for a new passport.
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You never thought it could happen to you: you have the chance to go on the trip of a lifetime – but it’s a last-minute opportunity and you don’t have a passport!
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The passport card serves as a legitimate federal ID mainly intended for travelers visiting Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean via land and sea routes. Resembling the size and shape of a driver’s license, it conveniently fits into your wallet.
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