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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The clock is ticking on your dream vacation. Without a passport, you’ll be stuck at home, staring at the cracks on your walls. You know the process usually takes weeks or even months.
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If you are traveling soon and you need your passport during a government shutdown, you need to apply for your passport immediately. Notably, during prior government shutdowns, passport offices were often operational only while funds lasted.
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Picture this: you’re all set to embark on an exciting journey, but as you reach for your passport, you realize it’s already expired.
The thought of missing out on your travel plans can be overwhelming, and you may be left wondering if traveling with an expired passport is even an option.
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RushMyPassport has just announced a game-changing partnership with HotelPlanner, a leading travel technology platform and hotel booking engine. Together, we are bringing you exclusive savings and travel-related benefits that will make your travel dreams a reality.
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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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The Caribbean has always been a top choice for American travelers seeking an idyllic vacation. In the past, passport requirements for visiting the Caribbean were relatively lax. However, recent changes now make passports a necessity for most Caribbean travel.
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