Chances are if you are traveling outside the 50 United States and it's territories you will need a passport. One current exceptions would be leaving and returning to a United States port on a cruise ship bound for Mexico, Canada or the Caribbean, yet it may not be long before one is needed in this situation too.
How do I get a Passport? First time Applicants and Renewals can go online to get the most up-to-date application and information on how to obtain passports.
2010 the fees for obtaining a passport increased, you can find the current FEES on the government website.
The STATUS of your passport application can also be checked on the government site.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Traveling the world can be an exciting event, one that doesn't have to make you anxious. We advise all our clients to use the following links to help you become more informed about your destination(s) prior to departure.
The United States Government often issues Travel Alerts to advise U.S. citizens of short term natural disasters, violence, regional sporting events and other major occurances that may cause significant security risk.
Consular Information will help you with specific country information including information on retry and exit requirements.
Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) is a free service set up for U.S. citizens to advise the Department of State regarding their travel plans. This allows the Department of State to better assist them during an emergency.
