Traveling Document Tips

It depends on where you are going. Foreign travel often requires a passport. However, you may be able to enter some countries with just a notarized birth certificate with a raised seal and your driver’s license.You are responsible for obtaining all necessary travel documents and for complying with Customs and Immigration requirements.
If you don’t have a passport, apply for one at least 3 months before travel. Obtain passports as soon as possible to avoid backlogs.If you already have a passport, make sure it will still be valid for your entire trip. If your passport will be within six months of expiration while you’re traveling, you may want to get a new passport since some countries now require that your passport must be valid six months after your return to the U.S. Guests with out proper travel documents will not be allowed to board.Please check current visa requirements with the appropriate embassies or consulates.
Aliens who are permanent resident of the U.S. must carry their Alien Registration Card and passport. All others must have valid passports and necessary visas.US Citizen get a passport at a State Department Passport Agency, a clerk of any Federal or State Court of record, designated municipal or county official or a designated U.S. Post Office.