The following are my thoughts and is pure speculation on my part. There are companies with massive amounts of useful and actionable data that could be a treasure trove for foreign intelligence. After being in the passport & visa facilitation industry for about 8[…]
Category: Travel
New Waiver Allows Returning to the US With An Expired Passport Until March 31st 2022 – Conditions Apply
In a memo that was released on December 28, the US State Department stated that citizens that meet very specific criteria may return home before March 31, 2022, on expired passport. To be eligible to return to the US using an expired passport you[…]
Safe International Travel During a Pandemic
As we approach 2022, most of us are craving a vacation. Whether that is to relax or to inject some adventure into our lives following almost two years of limited freedoms. We are yearning for a break from the troubles this year has thrown[…]
Passport Application considerations now that Covid-19 vaccines are readily available. Longer delays expected.
Now that vaccines are readily available and more and more of the US population is being vaccinated each week; travel, specifically International travel is going to quickly rebound. With the rebound in International travel, passport processing times are also going to increase. I figured[…]
10 Important Digital Steps to Take to Improve Your Personal and Property Security When Traveling in 2021 and beyond
With over 3 billion Facebook accounts and over 1 billion Instagram users, we have never been more connected in the online world. Whilst the majority of social media sharing is harmless fun, it is important to know the dangers of oversharing online, especially when[…]
Passport Application Status During Coronavirus / Covid-19 Pandemic – Mid Year 2020 Update
As everyone knows by now, the coronavirus pandemic has shutdown the travel industry worldwide. The US Passport issuance authority, the Department of State was similarly affected by the travel shutdown and hasn’t been issuing passports for the past couple months except for emergency purposes.[…]