Sunday, June 4, 2023

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Wednesday, April 5, 2023

Yes, the U.S. uses electronic passports and you might already have one

 

Yes, the U.S. uses electronic passports and you might already have one

https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/travel-verify/electronic-passports-epassports-march-31-not-us-but-jamaica/536-edb0fbd4-cff5-4785-9bd9-ef5623aba329


An electronic or e-passport is the standard book passport that has a microchip embedded in the back cover. It is not a digital passport, such as a mobile passport app.

The U.S. Department of State says it has exclusively issued electronic passports since 2007. 

The screenshots Marylyn sent VERIFY are from a TikTok account of a former Jamaica News Network reporter named Abi-Gaye Smythe. In the video, she reports that electronic passports will become available to Jamaicans on March 31.

The Passport, Immigration & Citizenship Agency (PICA), a Jamaican government agency referenced in the TikTok video, wrote on March 28 that the country would start issuing its new e-passports on March 31.

More than 150 countries already use electronic passports. All e-passports across the globe are identified with the same symbol on the front cover, which looks like a circle inside a rectangle split in half.

The chip in an American passport stores a unique identification number, the personal information displayed on the passport’s photo page, a digital version of the photograph to be used by facial recognition technology at ports-of-entry and a digital signature meant to protect the data from alteration.

“If the chip fails, the passport remains a valid travel document until its expiration date,” the State Department says. “You will continue to be processed by the port-of-entry officer as if you had a passport without a chip.”