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Can You Buy Beer with a Passport? 

Can you buy beer with a passport? - text over a pint of beer

Can you buy beer with a passport?  A passport is a federally-issued picture ID. It shows your birthdate. So it should be fine to use, right?

In theory, yes.  In practice, it depends.

Where Can You Buy Beer With A Passport?

The drinking age is 21 in every state. That said, ID requirements vary from state to state and even from store to store.  

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emergency passport checklist

Emergency Passport Checklist

When you apply for an emergency passport, you need to have all of your ducks in a row. If you make a mistake when you apply, you might not have time to make corrections. 

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Passport Renewal – Step-by-Step Guide

Passport Renewal – Step-by-Step Guide

Renewing your passport or updating your name change is a fairly simple process compared to some of the other types of passport applications.  The passport name change process follows the passport renewal steps so you can use this guide for both.

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Do You Need a Passport for a Disney Cruise?

Do You Need a Passport for a Disney Cruise?

Do you need a passport for a Disney cruise? Anytime you leave the US, you should carry a valid passport- including on all cruises in international waters. While some cruises may not require a passport (if your Disney cruise starts and ends at the same US port), the US Department of State recommends always traveling with a passport.

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Finding a Lost Passport

Finding a Lost Passport

It’s easy to replace a lost passport. A lost, stolen, or damaged passport can be replaced in 6-8 weeks through the post office or county clerk. However, if you need your passport fast, there are better options for you.

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Can I Use a Valid Visa in an Expired Passport?

Can I Use a Valid Visa in an Expired Passport?

Adult passports are valid for 10 years after they are issued. Depending on the country, travel visas can also be good for many years as well. Unfortunately, the expiration date on your travel visas is unlikely to coincide with the expiration date on your passport.

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