Sentences with phrase «stolen passports which»

Many policies have benefits for cancellation or travel delay in the event of lost or stolen passports which does not apply to your situation.

I had extra expenses on a recent trip to Europe due to a stolen passport which delayed our return home.

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For some reason which was never explained, they treated the case as a stolen passport rather than a renewal.

Some of the items stolen from her car are her passport, black Gucci bag, yellow bag, brown BCBG bag, YFL pulse which has bank cards, cash and may other things.

Hi Shereen, I'm in the market for another passport wallet myself (which was stolen from my place in Grenada along with my passport!!!!!!)....

All US passports issued since 2006 contain RFID chips which can be illicitly scanned to steal your personal information and your official photograph.

Equipped with embroidered lining which can block RFID signals, this Famavala RFID blocking passport cover can prevent your ID card and credit / debit card information from being stolen

As a considerable amount of consular time is being taken up in handling cases of lost, stolen, damaged or invalid passports, the FCO have created six Vines which highlight some of the reasons that have led to people applying for an emergency travel document abroad.

Lindsay Lohan's «stolen passport» drama, which resulted in her missing a court date today, has apparently been resolved.

Also, remember that some travel insurance plans provide identity theft services, which can help if your identity is stolen, and passport and credit card services for replacement documents and emergency cash when you need it.

Travel Delay: Benefits will be paid for reasonable accommodation, meal, and local transportation expenses incurred by You, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount shown in the Schedule of Benefits, if You are delayed for 6 hours or more while en route to or from, or during a Trip, due to: a) any delay of a Common Carrier (the delay must be certified by the Common Carrier); b) a traffic accident in which You or Your Traveling Companion are not directly involved (must be substantiated by a police report); c) lost or stolen passports, travel documents or money (must be substantiated by a police report); d) quarantine, hijacking, Strike, natural disaster, terrorism or riot; e) a documented weather condition preventing You from getting to the point of departure.