Was your passport recently lost, damaged, or stolen? No need to panic, we’ve got you covered. Here are some of the most common questions we get asked about passport replacement and passport renewal that should help you decide what your next steps should be. What should I do if I […]
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Experts agree – Brexit is one big fat mess. Theresa May is still negotiating with the EU on behalf of Britain, trying to get the best possible divorce terms for her country, but a few major sticking points remain, most notably what to do about the border with Northern Ireland.
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Reports from South Texas show that a growing number of Hispanic Americans are being denied passports. In many cases, the individuals who are being denied by the State Department are people who have been issued passports in the past, people who have served in the US military, and people who
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September wasn’t exactly what we’d call a “light” news month. With everything that’s going on in the country and around the world, you may have missed this wonderful story out of Colorado. Last month, a federal judge ruled that a person could not be denied a US passport solely for
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Within one month of each other, two high-profile transgender women had terrible run-ins with the US Passport Office that caused major concern within the transgender community. While it seems that both of these incidents were isolated events that don’t signal a larger policy shift, it’s worth taking the time to
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A few months ago, we shared information sex offenders and passports – specifically, a new passport rule affecting registered child sex offenders. Like most US citizens convicted of felonies, registered child sex offenders are able to legally get a passport so that they can travel internationally. The biggest exceptions are people who
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On the latest season of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry Seinfeld tells the story of how he got the first black American Express card. He tells John Mulaney that there was a rumor going around that there were three black American Express cards in the world. Being as crazy
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If you’re scrambling to renew your passport or get your first passport before a big international trip, we’re going to save you a lot of time searching the internet: You can’t apply for a passport entirely online. The US government doesn’t currently allow it. I know, it’s a bummer, right?
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You’re traveling abroad, enjoying a much-needed vacation or getting that last contract signed by your client overseas. But a moment of sheer terror sets in the instant you return to your hotel and realize your U.S. issued passport is gone. It’s a traveler’s worst nightmare, but if it happens
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What country has the most powerful passport in the world? Well, it depends who you ask. Earlier this year we reported that Singapore had moved to the top of the Passport Index list, claiming sole ownership of the most powerful passport in the world. The next several slots were ties,
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