Eneko Alonso

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Holly guacamole! I've got my new passport!

Holly cow! This is amazing! I just got my new passport!

It's has been only four days since I went down to Los Angeles last Tuesday. Just few seconds ago, the doorbell rang. I wasn't expecting anybody, so it was a surprise to find the a lady from the post office. I immediately recognized the envelope, since I had prepared it the first time I sent all the paperwork by mail (you have to send a prepaid return envelope).

I am totally impressed and amazed! I am so glad and so proud of both the Consulate and the Spanish Government... I thought this was going to take at lease a few weeks. My old passport expired last Wednesday, so, although I wasn't worried because I'm not planning to leave USA soon, it was kind of a weird feeling having my passport expired.

The new passport looks the same as the old one, except for a couple of things:

  1. The covers are harder and thicker. They basically don't bend at all.
  2. There is a new symbol both in the cover and the ID page. This symbol looks kind of like a credit card, just a rectangle with a circle on the center. Looking on internet, that symbol means the passport has RFID, which would explain the harder covers too, which will prevent the RFID chip from getting bended, I guess.

The RFID symbol:

vaya cambio de formato no?.

vaya cambio de formato no?.

Sí :) Es que ayer actualicé a

Sí :) Es que ayer actualicé a Drupal 6.2 y de paso decidí cambiar el tema de la web. Creo que este es mucho más dinámico y fácil de leer.

Y las cosas de visas o

Y las cosas de visas o tarjetas verdes... ¿van metidas ya en tu pasaporte o tienes que hacerlas ahora a parte?

Las visas, mi primera H1B (ya

Las visas, mi primera H1B (ya caducada) y mi segunda H1B (todavía en vigor) se quedan en el pasaporte viejo. En el caso de que todavía las necesitase, tendría que viajar con los dos pasaportes y enseñar ambos en el puesto de inmigración. Sin embargo, como tengo la greencard, no me tengo que preocupar de eso ya que la greencard es una tarjeta separada, como un DNI o Driver License.

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