SD–EVNT–04 · United States · planning document · departure and re-entry are federally governed
9-page planner · 7 sections + 2 appendices · plus fill-in checklist and sources · 14 pages across 3 files
The published passport processing time is not how long it takes to get a passport, and nobody finds that out until they are counting back from a flight they have already paid for.
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A honeymoon is not hard to book. It is hard to be able to go on, and the one part of it that cannot be fixed with money on the day is a passport that has not arrived. This document is built around a single computed date: the last day an application can go in, counted back from the day you actually leave, with the post counted, because the State Department's published figure is processing only, and mailing adds up to two weeks in each direction on top of it. That distinction is the whole product. Around it: what each of ten real destinations asks of you logistically, what a returning traveller may bring back without paying duty, where to look up your own destination's health guidance, and a worksheet for the parts of a honeymoon that have dates attached. It is a planning document, not travel advice, and nobody has inspected it, because nobody inspects a honeymoon.
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01The planner itself, 7 sections and 3 appendices with 26 fill-in fields, as a fill-in PDF you can type into
02The door-to-door passport table: published processing against processing plus post, for both routes, in weeks and in days
03Your own apply-by deadline, counted back from your own departure date rather than from the wedding
04A worked example computed by the model at build time, showing how far ahead of the wedding a routine application really has to be
05Ten real destinations with the logistics that catch people out, and which of them need a passport at all
06Five published cost tiers, labelled as reference material with the publisher named, and one line for the only figure that is about your honeymoon
07What may be brought home without paying duty, with the three figures and the conditions CBP itself states
08A table of which of your gatherings fall on or after the wedding day, so a departure does not collide with one
09A documents-to-carry appendix: what, where the original is, and where the copy is
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