*The passport fees have recently changed. As of April 2nd, 2018, the passport acceptance fee has gone up from $25 to $35.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have an extra passport? The New York Times has an article up about the advantages of getting a passport from more than one country. Although traveling with more than one passport may seem sneaky, like something a spy would do, if you have dual nationality it’s perfectly legal.
Read ArticleIf you’re applying for a rush passport, it’s important to send in the correct documents the first time you apply. If you don’t include everything the government needs to process your passport application, your passport could be delayed.
Read ArticleOn June 1st, the final phase of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative will begin. That means that almost all travelers crossing into Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean will need to have a US passport or a US passport card.
Read ArticleYou’re planning your family’s next big adventure abroad, and you’ve checked to make sure your passport is valid, or maybe you’ve recently had it renewed… But what about your children’s passports?
Read ArticleCurrently, the US government recommends that you allow at least 3 weeks to receive a passport using normal passport processing. If you pay extra for the government’s expedited service and use overnight shipping for your application, in most cases you’ll have your new passport within 2 weeks.
Read ArticleSome passport requests, including renewals and name changes, can be handled through the mail. However, the government requires many passport applicants to apply in person. If any of the following conditions apply to you, you’ll need to submit your passport application in person at a passport office:
Like 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.
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