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U.S. Passport Update: Changes to the “X” Passport Gender Marker and What It Means for Applicants

The U.S. Department of State has issued new guidance regarding U.S. passports with the “X” gender marker. Passports with this marker remain valid until their expiration date, but as of January 20th 2025, the Department of State will no longer issue new passports with the “X” gender marker. This update reflects a shift in policy, and in this post, we’ll explain what it means for current and future passport holders.

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Passports for Mexico

Passports are required for all air travel to and from Mexico. For travel by land or sea, adults should have a passport, passport card, enhanced driver’s license, or a trusted traveler card like NEXUS, FAST, or SENTRI.

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For Canada Crossings, NEXUS Card No Longer Beats a US Passport

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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6 Unique Stamps for Your US Passport

Passport stamps always have sentimental value, but when it comes to aesthetics, they often come up short. But not always. Some countries have passport stamps that are like miniature works of art.

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How Many Americans Have a US Passport?

As long as you’re an American citizen, you qualify for a US passport, which allows you to travel to almost any country in the world. But how many Americans have actually taken the government up on this offer?

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The Best “Secret” Places To Take Your US Passport

You’ve been to Mexico. You’ve been to Canada. You have pictures of yourself standing in London with Big Ben in the background and holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy.

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Your US Passport Photo: How Close to Reality is It?

A US passport issued to an adult is valid for ten years. A lot can happen in that period of time, especially where your personal appearance is concerned. Weight can be gained or lost, haircuts can change and if you’re surgically-inclined, you might even get a new nose or lips.

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Blog Entries on US passport

U.S. Passport Update: Changes to the “X” Passport Gender Marker and What It Means for Applicants

Passports for Mexico

For Canada Crossings, NEXUS Card No Longer Beats a US Passport

6 Unique Stamps for Your US Passport

How Many Americans Have a US Passport?

The Best “Secret” Places To Take Your US Passport

Your US Passport Photo: How Close to Reality is It?

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