Experts Provide Tips for Easier Visa Processing

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Washington, DC (September , 2013) – Visa processing can be a time consuming process, full of potential roadblocks. Whether the traveler is a seasoned veteran or a first time international traveler, it is not uncommon for small mistakes in preparing travel documents to cause delays in visa or passport processing. Washington Express Visas has been providing expedited visa services for over 30 years, offering travelers expert tips that make visa processing quick, easy, and reliable.

Small procedural oversights are often the cause of serious visa processing delays. The first tip that Washington Express Visas recommends is that travelers make sure they have signed their passport. Without a signature, no embassy will issue a travel visa. A common issue for frequent travelers is having no available pages remaining in their passport. Simply flipping to the back of the passport to ensure that visa pages are available can save serious hassle. The amendments and endorsements pages are not acceptable substitutes for visa pages. The U.S. Department of State recommends adding extra pages to a passport when only 2 – 4 visa pages remain. For those who travel extensively, they suggest applying for a 52 page passport. Washington Express Visas can help clients with all of their passport processing needs for new, current, or expired passports. They are a single source provider providing hand delivery and real time tracking to ensure the security of all important travel documents.

Photographs are another common cause of visa processing delays. Travelers must provide a current photograph (or photographs) in the correct size. The easiest way to ensure that the photo size is correct and the face is scaled appropriately is to have a picture taken by a passport photo provider. In case a passport is misplaced or lost during the trip, it is essential to have clear copies made of the passport and visa to expedite replacing lost documents. The experienced visa and passport processing professionals at Washington Express Visas walk travelers through the specific requirements for each country to ensure that their travel document applications are completed accurately and processed in a timely manner. They provide the latest information on passport and visa requirements, health requirements, and other necessary documentation for business travelers and tourists. Many travelers prefer to pay a small fee for expedited visa services, rather than try to wade through all the minute details of travel requirements for each country.

Washington Express Visas has been the DC area's preferred provider of expedited visa services, passport and visa processing, and document legalization rush services for 30 years. Their clients include 25 Fortune 100 companies, numerous top law firms, as well as many other smaller businesses around the region. ISO 9001 Certified Washington Express Visas maintains offices in three convenient locations in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. For expedient passport processing, expedited visa services, or document translation and legalization, contact Washington Express Visas at (202) 393-3030, or visit their website http://www.washingtonexpressvisas.com/.

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Washington Express Visas
1920 N Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
Telephone: (202) 393-3030
Toll Free: (877) 675-5571
URL: http://www.washingtonexpressvisas.com/

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Visa processing experts Washington Express Visas offer expert tips on avoiding the procedural errors that often delay visa or passport processing. Common oversights such as an unsigned passport, too few remaining passport pages, or improperly scaled photos are often the cause of costly delays, according to Washington, DC's most trusted expedited visa services provider.

Contact Name: Verna Thompson
Company: Washington Express Visas
E-mail: visas@washingtonexpressvisas.com
URL http://www.washingtonexpressvisas.com/
Phone (202) 393-3030
Add: 1920 N Street NW
City Washington, DC 20036
State DC 20036
Country: USA

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