Travelers worried about the impacts of a government shutdown can still get passports and visas processed, officials say.

If the federal government shuts down on Oct. 1, will it mean long waits at the airport or flight delays? Here's what we know about the travel impacts.

No, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the State Department’s Bureau of Consular Affairs are primarily funded through processing fees. So it’s not impacted by the shutdown.

Renewing your passport just got easier. The State Department says it plans to start taking renewal applications online beginning early next year. This comes after a pilot program proved successful ...

Passport appointments with the U.S. Postal Service will not be affected by the shutdown, as the agency is independently ...

The State Department has launched a beta program for passport renewal applications that will be open to the public, according to senior officials at the department. According to the officials, the ...

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With driver’s license appointments booked out for at least a month for Nevadans looking to obtain a Real ID — people are looking into getting or renewing their passports as a temporary solution to be ...