Passport Book Vs. Passport Card
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From: Lost in the mountains
Did the price go up on passport books? I think I paid $70 for mine. Although that was back in 2002 or so.
Id say pay the $100 and do it right the first time. I never really thought I would use mine other than cruises but im headed to Oktoberfest later this yr so im glad I got it.
Id say pay the $100 and do it right the first time. I never really thought I would use mine other than cruises but im headed to Oktoberfest later this yr so im glad I got it.
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I felt the same way.. so when I applied (went to mexico for this past xmas). I just applied for the card.
When I went to the post office, they asked if I was traveling by land or sea, and I said "uh..no".
That's the difference. The card is for land/sea travel. The book is for everything.
When I went to the post office, they asked if I was traveling by land or sea, and I said "uh..no".
That's the difference
. The card is for land/sea travel. The book is for everything.
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From: Over the Electric Grapevine.....man
Originally Posted by espelirS2K' date='Jan 16 2009, 12:21 PM
I felt the same way.. so when I applied (went to mexico for this past xmas). I just applied for the card.
When I went to the post office, they asked if I was traveling by land or sea, and I said "uh..no".
That's the difference
. The card is for land/sea travel. The book is for everything.
When I went to the post office, they asked if I was traveling by land or sea, and I said "uh..no".
That's the difference
. The card is for land/sea travel. The book is for everything. 
That helps thanks!
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