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Your no-fee passport is for use during the commission of official duties only, and it is prohibited for use in any kind of personal travel. If you plan on doing personal travel while on an official overseas assignment, you must use your regular fee passport.
US citizens may hold both a valid official passport and a valid personal passport at the same time. Official passports are only to be used when traveling on government business, so any leisure travel must be done with a personal passport.
A passport authorization letter is a letter that authorizes A Briggs to act as your representative when submitting your passport application. The United States Passport Agency requires that you sign this letter before they will release your new or updated passport to us once your order is complete.
Carry Your Passport on Your Person Only if Needed If you carry it in your purse or travel bag, keep it zipped up in an internal pocket within your bag. Dont carry it loosely in your bag where a pickpockets hand can gain quick access to it. Never keep your passport in your back pocket.
―Hand-carry‖ or ―hand-carry services‖ means the transport of executed passport applications that are submitted to a passport agency for expedited processing, and the retrieval of newly-issued, expedited passports for delivery directly or indirectly to the passport holder, based on a privilege extended by a regional
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Special issuance passports (i.e., official, diplomatic, service, or no-fee regular) are used for travel when the bearer is on official business for the U.S. government. Special issuance passports may not be used for personal travel other than entering or exiting your country of assignment.
The letter of authorization includes the applicants name, date of birth, place of birth, and signature. It also includes the name of the person or courier that is being authorized to submit the application.

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