Passport Book Vs. Passport Card
Other than the $50 price difference it doesn't look like there is any problem with going with the cheaper card vs. the book.
I need to get a passport for a cruise I'm taking in June. I doubt I will do any traveling out of the US in the coming years except for maybe a cruise or something within the South/Central America or Caribbean areas. And as it shows I'd rather pay $50 than $100 and it looks like there are no issues with the Card.
Wanted to see peoples opinions and if anyone has had any issues.
I need to get a passport for a cruise I'm taking in June. I doubt I will do any traveling out of the US in the coming years except for maybe a cruise or something within the South/Central America or Caribbean areas. And as it shows I'd rather pay $50 than $100 and it looks like there are no issues with the Card.
Wanted to see peoples opinions and if anyone has had any issues.
If you don't plan on going anywhere other than Canada, Mexico & Caribbean/Bermuda go with a card. Although, if you ever have to go elsewhere you'll need a passport book.
If you are paranoid about RFID chips, go with a passport book.
If you are paranoid about RFID chips, go with a passport book.
Originally Posted by wxt' date='Jan 15 2009, 03:44 PM
If you don't plan on going anywhere other than Canada, Mexico & Caribbean/Bermuda go with a card. Although, if you ever have to go elsewhere you'll need a passport book.
If you are paranoid about RFID chips, go with a passport book.
If you are paranoid about RFID chips, go with a passport book.

I'm not paranoid about RFID chips since, as I said, I have a feeling I'll only go on a few cruises, at most, in the 10 year period before the card expires. Then if I'm going to go overseas I'll get the book.
Still haven't made up my mind, but wanted to get others imput
Originally Posted by senor_flojo' date='Jan 15 2009, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by wxt' date='Jan 15 2009, 04:44 PM
If you don't plan on going anywhere other than Canada, Mexico & Caribbean/Bermuda go with a card. Although, if you ever have to go elsewhere you'll need a passport book.
If you are paranoid about RFID chips, go with a passport book.
If you are paranoid about RFID chips, go with a passport book.
Originally Posted by CrazyCracker82' date='Jan 15 2009, 03:22 PM
Other than the $50 price difference it doesn't look like there is any problem with going with the cheaper card vs. the book.
I need to get a passport for a cruise I'm taking in June. I doubt I will do any traveling out of the US in the coming years except for maybe a cruise or something within the South/Central America or Caribbean areas. And as it shows I'd rather pay $50 than $100 and it looks like there are no issues with the Card.
Wanted to see peoples opinions and if anyone has had any issues.

I need to get a passport for a cruise I'm taking in June. I doubt I will do any traveling out of the US in the coming years except for maybe a cruise or something within the South/Central America or Caribbean areas. And as it shows I'd rather pay $50 than $100 and it looks like there are no issues with the Card.
Wanted to see peoples opinions and if anyone has had any issues.








