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Getting your passport is one of the most important aspects to planning your vacation abroad. If you wait to long to apply for your passport or do not provide the right information for your passport, you may be canceling your trip. In order to ensure that you have the right paperwork for your vacation, it is important that you apply for your passport early. To help you get ready for your trip abroad, Caribbean Cruise Line Scam Watch would like to help you learn more about the ins and outs of your passport. Prepare for your trip with tips from Caribbean Cruise Line Scam Watch today.

Getting your passport is quite simple as long as you are prepared for what is required. Remember also that you should go early in case there are any delays in your passport. Current processing times are 4 to 6 weeks for routine service and 2 to 3 weeks for expedited service.

Requirements For Your Passport - If you are over 16 the following is required for your passport and remember you must apply in person if applying for the first time

• Evidence of U.S. Citizenship
• Identification
• Money for passport fee
• Must have completed form DS-11 and submit in person
• Passport Photo
• Photocopy of ID

If you are under 16

• Adult's ID
• Child's evidence of citizenship
• Evidence of relationship between child and parent/guardian
• Money for passport fee
• Must have completed form DS-11 and submit in person
• Parental Consent
• Passport Photo
• Photocopy of Parent/Guardian ID document

You can visit the official government website for more passport related information including:

• Application status
• How to change or correct your passport
• New requirements
• Other FAQs
• Reporting lost or stolen passports