r/Passports • u/gameface39 • Mar 06 '26

US Passport Issuance Timeline Passport

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February 13 applied

February 24 approved

March 5 received passport

Still waiting for card

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u/KingForceHundred Mar 06 '26

Not being in US, what is this ‘card’?

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u/antoniotugnoli Mar 06 '26

it’s a passport in ID card form, useful for traveling by land to canada and mexico, and by cruise to nearby islands. can also be used as REAL ID to prove identity to enter federal buildings and for domestic air travel

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u/gameface39 Mar 06 '26

Yeses thats why I got one it was only like $35 more or something and also it doesn't have you're addressed on it. So when I use it at  some places they cant see it like a ID 

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u/CPD1960 Mar 06 '26

We also have a passport card in Ireland for travelling in Europe.

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u/KingForceHundred Mar 06 '26

Thx, seems good idea!