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Documentation Beats Conversation
by Cynth'ya Lewis Reed

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The way of the world has changed forever. As a favor to those who want to make travel as hassle-free as possible, felt I should share the knowledge I have with others who want to travel the world instead of the people getting to the customs gate and going, 'whoopsies!'.



"When I Travel The Globe,
What Documents Do I Need"


Effective January 1, 2003, under the provisions of the “BORDER SECURITY ACT”, cruise lines, airlines and tour operators must begin providing the federal government with travelers’ key personal information. These informational requirements will become standard for all bookings as part of the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS).

 


 




  1. The following information must be collected for all bookings:


    • Full Name (as it appears on the proof of citizenship)
    • Date of Birth
    • Gender
    • Nationality
    • Country of Residence
    • Document Type (P=Passport, V=Visa, A=Alien Registration)
    • Document Number
    • Document Country of Residence
    • Document Expiration Date
    • City of Issuance


  2. Passengers traveling to international destinations must provide valid proof of citizenship and proof
    of identity.


    Proof of citizenship consists of one of the following:


    • Passport (Preferred)
    • Original or state certified copy of birth certificate (photocopies are not acceptable)
    • Certificate of naturalization
    • Certificate of citizenship


  3. Proof of identity consists of one of the following:


    • Valid driver’s license with photograph
    • Government identification card including physical description and photo

Applicable to passengers 16 years of age and older
Children traveling with only one parent must present either a notarized letter granting the child permission to travel out of the country, or a copy of the death certificate if the other parent is deceased. A child traveling with an adult who is not the parent or legal guardian must possess a notarized letter of consent form the parent/guardian authorizing the minor to travel as well as receive emergency medical treatment.








Educational Note from Cynth'ya : To be on the wise side it is a passenger's  responsibility to gather ALL of this information prior to the booking process when booking online or when providing this information to your travel agent. Without the information, reservations will not be processed.
  

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