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Microsoft's passport service details can be changed by going to passport.net, signing in and changing any of the settings on the account. Find out how Microsoft is going to protect information by reading their privacy statement with help from a software developer in this free video on Microsoft's Passport service. more »
So you're a British citizen and you want to travel internationally. To do this you will need a passport. Worried that you don't know what documentation you'll need? Don't know who you can have countersign your application? Obtaining a passport through the Identity and Passport Service is easy just follow these steps. more »
Microsoft's Passport service allows users to sign into multiple Microsoft-owned websites with a single password and username. From time to time, you may need to change the details of your Passport account, however. It's quite easy, and if you have multiple linked email accounts, you can easily make changes to all of them while still logged in to a single Passport account. more »
Passports are required worldwide for international travel and identification processes. Travelers and students who wish to obtain a foreign visa are required to present a passport, often months in advance of travel. Passport services are available in standard and expedited time frames, based on your travel needs. more »
If you're a British citizen living in the US or staying there for an extended period of time, you may need to renew your passport. Passport services for British citizens are now located in Washington DC. All passport applications are now required to be made through the North America Passport Production Centre. more »
On June 1, 2009, any U.S. citizen returning from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, or Bermuda by land or sea must provide either a passport or passport card. There are websites that offer expedited passport services that can process your passport in 24 hours. A passport card cannot be used for international air travel so you are better off getting a passport. The following steps are needed to obtain a passport in a rush. more »
A lost or stolen passport must be reported immediately, even if you don't need to replace it immediately. If the passport is lost, report it to the Identity and Passport Service (IPS). If you think the passport has been stolen, you need to report it to the police as well as the IPS. more »
If you’re planning a trip out of the country and just realized your passport isn’t current (or nonexistent), have no fear! You can easily get quick passports for yourself and family members through the US government’s expedited passport service. You may have to pay a bit more, but you can get your passport in significantly less time. To learn how to get a passport in a hurry, read on! more »
Passport Services at the U.S. Department of State archives passport records of U.S. citizens, including their passport numbers. Passport records may include passport applications as well as supporting documents proving U.S. citizenship. Generally, these records are protected under Section 5 USC 552(a) of the 1974 Privacy Act. more »
As of October 5, 1998, all British children and infants must be issued their own passport for international travel, although prior to that date British children were allowed to be included on a parent or guardian's passport. A British child passport is valid for five years and when it expires, it can be continue to be renewed for an additional five years until the child is 16 years old. British children 16 years old or older must apply for an adult passport. Every passport, child or adult, is required to have a photo and if the photograph does not comply with Home Office Identity and Passport Service (IPS) requirements passport approval will be delayed. more »
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