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Old 04-14-2008, 09:40 AM #1
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Default Good news for U.S./Foreign border passing.
There is a new alternative to the traditional passport book for those who choose to cross our international borders by land or sea/lake. It's the Passport Card and does not require the oddly-sized passport book. It's also about half the cost of a traditional passport and is issued for 10 years.

For those of us who occasionally cross the Mexican or Canadian borders, it's a wonderful alternative.

Check it out:
http://travel.state.gov/passport/for.../ds11_842.html
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Thanks Cindy, My older boys are going to Mexico next Thanksgiving.
This will work.

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There is a new alternative to the traditional passport book for those who choose to cross our international borders by land or sea/lake. It's the Passport Card and does not require the oddly-sized passport book. It's also about half the cost of a traditional passport and is issued for 10 years.

For those of us who occasionally cross the Mexican or Canadian borders, it's a wonderful alternative.

Check it out:
http://travel.state.gov/passport/for.../ds11_842.html
This is good news for me. We like to go to Niagara Falls, but have no passports, so this will be a much cheaper alternative for us. Not that we can afford the gas anymore, though.
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