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| | The ""iTRAVELMarket" Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts | | How to Get a Travel Passport? | Views: 409 | | Jan 19, 2010 4:43 am | | How to Get a Travel Passport? | # | 
John Benjamin | | Getting a passport is clear-cut process. First of all, to get a passport you have to arrange documents. Every person who has desire to travel outside the country, even small children under the age of 14, will need their own passport with their own photo. To obtain a passport, all you have to do is to arrange a citizenship document (birth certificate, expired passport, certificate of citizenship). You will also need to bring proof of identity with a picture ID, which can take account of a previous passport, current driver's license, government ID, or military ID. In last step to get travel passports you have to carry two passport photos, 2x2 inches in size taken within the last 6 months. You can enclose a passport photo taken at many travel companies and other businesses. The regular processing time is 4-6 weeks, so plan in advance. You can request expedited service from the passport office to receive your passport within 2-3 weeks with some additional fee of $60.
How long does it take to get a Travel Passport?
You can receive the passport in the mail within 6 weeks of applying. Therefore it is a best to apply for your passport early. If you want your passport more rapidly, you can get it within 2 weeks by applying for expedited service. Additional passport and visa services fees will be attached to your passport cost, and you will also be required to pay for the expedited shipping charges (overnight).
Where to get a Travel Passport
You can get your passports at government buildings, including the Post Office, most District Court buildings, any local Municipal Court or Municipal Building, and most neighborhood service centers. The traveler can also renew their passport through the mail. But for that they will have to qualify. If you are applying for a passport for the first time, you must apply in person. If, you are renewing a passport and were not under the age of 16 when you got your last travel passports, you may be eligible for renewal through the mail through most passport and visa services.
For more details please visit:
http://www.expresspassport.com/
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