Passport cards and passport books are the two main travel document options for Americans, each with its own unique pros and cons. ... for example, and you pass the border often, a card is great.

In addition to Detroit's Ambassador Bridge and the Detroit to Windsor tunnel, the Blue Water Bridge crosses the St. Clair ...

The card allows travelers to go 55 miles inland from the border and — combined with a valid passport — grants Mexican citizens access to the U.S. from land, air and sea, according to the CBP.

Be aware that a passport card does not work like a passport book; it's only good for land and sea crossings and will only allow you to enter and exit Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean.

While U.S. border control will allow you to pass back into the country with a passport card after traveling by sea, this does not mean you should default to it for cruises.

While you wouldn’t need a passport to enter Cancun itself, you would need either a valid passport book or passport card to cross the international border. Passport cards are an option when ...

CBX is among a dozen airports nationwide that have introduced Enhanced Passenger Processing technology from U.S. Customs and ...

Mexican citizens must present a passport with a visa or a Border Crossing Card. Unacceptable forms of ID While most common forms of identification are accepted, there are a few exceptions.

As Americans across the nation rush to obtain their REAL ID license, some choose to opt out by either using their valid passport or waiting until their current driver’s license expires.

A passport card is more portable (it fits in most wallets) and more affordable (fees are $65 for adults; $50 for travelers 16 years old or younger), but the advantages of a passport card stop there.

A sign points passengers to the mobile passport control window set up for international travelers arriving at Miami International Airport on March 4, 2015. Miami-Dade Aviation Department and U.S.