One question that keeps coming up again and again in the comments section is this: “Do babies need passports of their own?” It’s not necessarily an unreasonable question– after all, they don’t necessarily need their own plane tickets, so why would they need their own ID?
Alas, in most countries the era of the “family passport” has long since passed.
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If you are applying for a new adult passport, child passport, or replacing a lost or stolen passport, you are required to submit your application in person. Where do you go to get a passport in person?
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Routine passport processing in Atlanta GA takes 4-6 weeks or longer. But travelers near Atlanta that need a faster passport option can now expedite using RushMyPassport or by making an appointment at the Atlanta passport office.
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Last year, a new law expanded the Internal Revenue Service’s power over your passport. However, if you are on a payment plan, you may still be eligible for a passport.
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You can now apply for a passport book and a passport card. What’s the difference between passports vs. passport cards? Which type of passport do you need for your trip? The passport book is valid for all international travel.
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Are you an American with dual citizenship? Having more than one citizenship isn’t uncommon. But when you travel, it can be both a blessing and a curse.
Read on to learn about dual citizenship passport requirements, dual citizenship passport applications and dual citizenship passport renewals, and the answers to common questions about traveling with two passports.
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Planning a trip to Canada? Make sure you understand the current US passport requirement to Canada. Depending on how you plan to visit Canada, you may be able to use a passport book, passport card, or even a NEXUS Card.
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