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    Americans are traveling abroad again, and passport wait times are skyrocketing

    WASHINGTON — Attention world travelers: Check your passports, now. The State Department is taking longer than usual to issue new U.S. passports, and to renew existing passports, because record numbers of Americans are going overseas. "Americans are traveling again after COVID," Andres Rodriguez, lead community relations officer for passport services at the State Department, said in an ...
    by Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times Mar 09, 2023 2 minutes
    The State Department was processing as many as 500,000 passports a week over the winter, an unprecedented number, a department official said.

    WASHINGTON — Attention world travelers: Check your passports, now.

    The State Department is taking longer than usual to issue new U.S. passports, and to renew existing passports, because record numbers of Americans are going overseas.

    "Americans are traveling again after COVID," Andres Rodriguez, lead

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