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Get Your Puerto Rico Birth Certificate Before July 1, 2010

2010-03-04T08:22:00.000-08:00

Normally we cover Puerto Rican travel destinations in this blog,however we need to get the word out to our readers about a very important happening in PR.

Puerto Rican nationals living in the United States will be required to get a new copy of their birth certificates. The country's governor Luis Fortuño made it official that all birth certificates processed prior to December 2009 will be null and void in the eyes of any federal agency.

There is a huge rush anticipated as the deadline for getting a copy of a certificate of birth from Puerto Rico approaches and individuals are advised to start the process for replacing their birth certificates as quickly as possible.

The transition period for people to obtain new birth certificates from Puerto Rico will end July 1, 2010 so you only have a short period of time to get your paperwork in and processed.

In order to get the process started to obtain your Puerto Rican certificate of birth, you will need to contact our offices to start the process to obtain your birth certificate.

Texas Tower provides information on the coolest places to visit in Puerto Rico and we make getting your travel documents easy too. Contact our offices if you need a copy of your birth certificate, passport or passport renewal, visas we're ready to help you see Puerto Rico!
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[Question from a Reader] Where to Go in Puerto Rico?

2010-02-27T08:29:00.000-08:00

Question from a Reader:
I am planning a trip to Puerto Rico..and I wanted to know where are all the hot spots and attractions?

Answer from Texas Towers Staff- Great choice on visiting Puerto Rico! There are a ton of fun spots -
San Juan (the capitol) has some fantastic hot spots such as in El Viejo. Check out El Yunque and the best beaches to visit are in Culebra.
For awesome food with a view check out the mountain restaurant[ in Adjuntas where you will find a top notch eatery called Star Light.

The Cavern at Camuy is outstanding and visit Pinones. Those are just a few of the places to visit - search our blog for more tips!

Remember you need a passport to start this adventure - contact our offices to get the process going!

Texas Tower provides information on the coolest places to visit in Puerto Rico and we make getting your travel documents easy too. Contact our offices if you need a copy of your birth certificate, passport or passport renewal, visas we're ready to help you see Puerto Rico!
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Visit Ponce Puerto Rico

2010-02-25T12:25:00.000-08:00

An hour and a half from San Juan via Highway 52, Ponce is best known for its art museum and its beautifully restored historic district, a showcase of nineteenth century Creole architecture.

One of the best times to visit(besides Carnaval) is during November when the the Fiesta Nacional de Bomba y Plena happens. That's when drummers and dancers gather to compete.

If you want to see the Ponce, make sure to schedule your visit on a wednesday through Sunday as on Mondays and Tuesdays Ponce's cultural and historical institutions are closed.

Remember, you must have a passport to re-enter the United States, if you don't have yours or need to renew, contact our offices today.

Texas Tower provides information on the coolest places to visit in Puerto Rico and we make getting your travel documents easy too. Contact our offices if you need a copy of your birth certificate, passport or passport renewal, visas we're ready to help you see Puerto Rico!
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Must See in Puerto Rico - Fort San Cristobal

2009-12-26T18:49:00.000-08:00

Norzagaray Street
San Juan Antiguo, PR 00901
+1 787 729 6777
Open Hours9a-5p

Located on the northeast corner of Old San Juan, Fort Cristobal is one of the largest fortresses ever built in the Americas.

Construction commenced in 1634 and the fort was redesigned in the 19th century. With its impressive walls reaching over 100 feet above the crashing waves, its primary function was to guard San Juan against land attacks.

San Cristobal is attached to El Morro by colossal walls filled with cannon-firing positions. Daily free tours are offered in English and in Spanish.

With the age of the structure and the rich history, this is an ideal stop for history buffs in Puerto Rico.

Texas Tower provides information on the coolest places to visit in Puerto Rico and we make getting your travel documents easy too. Contact our offices if you need a copy of your birth certificate, passport or passport renewal, visas we're ready to help you see Puerto Rico!
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Visit in San Juan - Cathedral de San Juan

2009-12-24T18:27:00.000-08:00

No matter what your religious preferences (if any); a stop by the beautiful Cathedral de San Juan should be on your itinerary if for no other reasons for the the architecture and the history.

Calle de Cristo 153
San Juan Antiguo, PR 00901

+1 787 722 0861

Open Hours8:30a-4p M-F, Mass: 7p Sa, 9a & 11a Su

A favorite stop for tourists, this marvelous cathedral was built in 1592, on the same site of the previous cathedral that was destroyed by a hurricane around 1584.

Located on Calle Cristo , this gothic and neoclassical structure is situated in front of the historic Hotel El Convento in the heart of Old San Juan, and the Plazuela de Las Monjas .

Besides the cathedral's religious significance, history buffs can view the relics of Ponce de León that are preserved here in a marble crypt.

Texas Tower provides information on the coolest places to visit in Puerto Rico and we make getting your travel documents easy too. Contact our offices if you need a copy of your birth certificate, passport or passport renewal, visas we're ready to help you see Puerto Rico!
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San Juan Fun - Paseo de la Princesa

2009-12-17T18:23:00.000-08:00

Paseo de la Princesa

San Juan, PR 00902

+1 787 721 2400

Open HoursDawn till Dusk

Located in the southern tip of Old San Juan, this stylish promenade hosted a former Spanish prison, which now houses the Puerto Rico Tourism Company.

It offers breathtaking views of the San Juan Bay and is bordered by a huge colonial wall. Several cultural activities are held here throughout the year. Walking the full promenade also offers views of Isla de Cabras , a beautiful small island located in the bay.

The Paseo is the place for an afternoon 'Piragua', a traditional Puerto Rican sweet concoction made from ice and tropical fruit syrups.

This is a family friendly venue and is also great for couples that simply want to walk hand-in-hand and enjoy each other's company.

Must See in Puerto Rico - El Morro

2009-12-12T12:01:00.000-08:00

El Morro is located in Antiquo in Puerto Rico and is fast becoming a "must see" destination.

El Morro
501 Calle Norzagaray
San Juan Antiguo, PR 00901
+1 787 729 6777

This structure is over 500 years old and truly deserves its place of honor in the National Historic Register. The English and the Dutch attacked the Morro repeatedly in its time and yet, it still stands.

Located on the San Juan Bay , the six-story fort was originally constructed in 1540, although its exterior walls were not erected for another 200 years. Inside the walls is a veritable labyrinth of chambers, barracks, hallways and prison cells. The fort was given a complete facelift in 1992 and tours are given daily throughout the year.

With admission just $3, this is a fun and affordable destination that is good for couples, seniors and even the kiddos will enjoy this destination.

Texas Tower provides information on the coolest places to visit in Puerto Rico and we make getting your travel documents easy too. Contact our offices if you need a copy of your birth certificate, passport or passport renewal, visas we're ready to help you see Puerto Rico!
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Puerto Rico Hotel Review- Top 3 Hotels by Rating

2009-12-10T11:55:00.000-08:00

One of the only drawbacks to visiting a city you've never been to before is where to stay. You obviously want to stay somewhere clean, comfortable and safe. It's not fun to go eat in a hotel restaurant only to find out your traveler's checks and passport have sprouted legs and walked out of your room when you return.

Taking these points into mind, here are the top 3 Puerto Rico hotel choices out of 176 reviewed hotels.

1- Hix Island House -

HC-02 Box 14902, 00765, Puerto Rico
Enjoy a retreat amidst Zen-like architectural elegance at Hix Island House, located in a 13-acre natural refuge. Our spacious lofts feature matchless Caribbean views, open-air private terraces, outdoor showers, Frette linens and luxurious lounging shirts. In-room kitchens are stocked for breakfasts and feature our homemade breads and native coffees. We also showcase one of the Caribbean's most magnificent pools and offer onsite Yoga and massage. Let nature nurture you at this award-winning eco-hip resort.

2-Casa Grande

Road 612, Km. 0.3 | Barrio Caonillas, Utuado, 00641, Puerto Rico

Set in a valley in Puerto Rico's central mountains, Casa Grande is an oasis of peace and tranquility. 20 rooms scattered up the mountainside, each with private bath, balcony and hammock. Freshwater pool, restaurant and bar. The Café serves comida criolla, contemporary dishes and vegetarian options. Fully equipped yoga facility offering morning class, birder's paradise, botanical gardens and woodland hiking trail. Near Camuy Caves, Arecibo Observatory, Caguana Ceremonial Park, Toro Negro and Rio Abajo Forests

3-Casa Alta Vista

#297 Flamboyan St. | Esperanza, 00765, Puerto Rico
"Casa Alta Vista" is a small hotel that welcomes single travelers, families & groups for one night to monthly deals! A place were everything you need is at your hands, starting with a mini-market that offers from refreshments to scooters, bikes & snorkeling rentals, then is up to the roof-deck with spectacular views and a grill for everyone. Walk to restaurants, bars, bio-bay trips or the beach! Good times, good people!

It all starts with a passport and you need your certified birth certificate to do that. Fortunately,we can obtain both documents for you. Check out our site for more information.

What To Do in Puerto Rico in December?

2009-11-24T06:23:00.000-08:00

Puerto Rico is a very economical getaway and if you're curious about special events that are taking place in December on this island paradise, here are some must see destinations:

LeLoLai Festival

Tuesday, Friday and Saturday until December 27, 2009

The Cultural and Entertainment Program Le Lo Lai has been in place for over three decades. It was created to foster the Puerto Rican culture through its music and rhythms, and through various events that showcase our Spanish, Taíno Indian and African heritage. The Program currently consists of 6 weekly folkloric music shows, every week of the year, where you will learn about our musical roots, from Bomba and Plena to Salsa.

This program is part of the new Cultural Tourism trend, by increasing the number of shows available where tourists as well as the general public can have the opportunity to appreciate, enjoy and learn about our culture and music through folkloric dances and also visit tourist attractions nearby.

For more information about this program, please call (787) 721-2400 Exts. 3901, 3902, 2215, Fax (787) 289-1734 or lelolai@prtourism.com.

TUESDAYS
San Cristobal Fort
Norzagaray St., Old San Juan
6:00pm - 6:45pm / Entrance: $3.00

FRIDAYS
Plaza Darsenas, Old San Juan
8:00pm-9:00pm
Free Entrance

SATURDAYS
Plaza Ventana al Mar
Ashford Avenue, Condado
8:00pm - 9:00pm
Free Entrance

Romantic Sunset at Paseo de la Princesa

Every Sunday until December 27, 2009

Live romantic music every Sunday at Princesa Boardwalk.

Sundays, 5:30pm. Phone: 787-722-1709

Flamenco Show at Barrachiba Restaurant
Fridays and Saturdays until December 26, 2009

Barrachina Restaurant, Fortaleza Street, tel. 787-725-7912.

Fridays and Saturdays - Flamenco show, 8pm to 9pm (include dinner).

Bomba & Plena Show

From August 16 to December 27, 2009

Exciting Bomba and Plena Show
Every Sunday at Barracina Restaurant 7:30PM (with dinner)

And those are just 4 fantastic destinations! Remember it all starts with a passport and we can get that rolling for you. Take advantage of the affordable airfare deals and cheap hotel rates Puerto Rico offers and escape the ice and snow(or relatives) in December - call us today at 877-898-6937 to obtain a new or renew your passport and or order your birth certificate and a Puerto Rico vacation is just a short plane ride away.

Porta del Sol- Puerto Rico's Beautiful West Coast

2009-11-19T06:21:00.000-08:00

Most vacationers hit San Juan and the east and southern sides of Puerto Rico when they visit and true, there is a lot to do there however you need to consider the path less traveled for a true (and inexpensive) Puerto Rico vacation experience.

Activities such as biking, nature loves will love Bio Bay, there are exotic bird watching opportunities, diving, both day and night, incredible fishing, hiking, surfing, among many other natural wonders are all possible in Porta del Sol.

The West Region is formed by seventeen municipalities: Quebradillas, Isabela, San Sebastián, Moca, Aguadilla, Aguada, Rincón, Añasco, Mayagüez, Las Marías, Maricao, Hormigueros, San Germán, Sábana Grande, Guánica, Lajas and Cabo Rojo.Porta del Sol, is home to some of the world’s best beaches and surfing areas. The beach area starts east of Isabela and continues around the coastline to Cabo Rojo. The town of Rincon, known for its beautiful sunsets, is located in the center of the western coast and was highlighted in The Beach Boys’ unofficial surfer’s anthem “Surfing Safari”. Porta del Sol is also “the destination” to some of the finest seafood in Puerto Rico.

From the beauty of Biobay in La Parqugera to the Blue Flag Beaches to surfing and the best seafood in the Caribbean - you can't go wrong with a visit to Puerto Rico's fantastic west coast.

Make sure you have your passport ready, because as of June 2009,it's required to re-enter the US from Puerto Rico or any Caribbean destination. If you're ready to see Porta del Sol, let our office help makeit a reality. Call to our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form and we'll start making your Porta del Sol getaway something to look forward to.

Question - What Kind of Documents Do I Need to go to Puerto Rico?

2009-10-31T14:33:00.000-07:00

[Question] I want to plan a surprise trip to Puerto Rico for my family, what documents will my wife, myself and our two children need to travel?

[Answer from Puerto Rico Travel Guide] What a great gift for your family! In order to travel to Puerto Rico from the United States - you will need passports for each member of your family. We can help you if you need to obtain new passports or simply renew your passports by walking your applications through and making it a fast and seamless process from start to finish.

Additionally, you will need to start the process by providing identifying information such as a driver's license or state-issued i.d.; or a certified copy of your birth certificate - which we can also help you obtain.

If you're ready to start planning your vacation now, let our office help you get your travel docs zipped up tight and ready to go. You can start the process by placing a call to our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form and we'll get started right now.

Winter Break is Coming - Start Planning PuertoRico Now

2009-10-29T14:32:00.000-07:00

It's almost November, this year while the kids are on Thanksgiving or Winter break from school, plan to beat the snow and winter here in the US, and take an exotic vacation in sunny Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico is quietly becoming one of the most affordable tourist destinations for travelers looking for an economical yet exotic vacation. Filled with Caribbean sites and literally something for everyone - Puerto Rico may very well become your new favorite destination. There are mountains on the east side, dense jungles in the south and beautiful Blue Flag rated beaches surround the island nation.

All you need to visit sunny Puerto Rico is a current passport for every member of your family. If you need to make sure you meet the travel requirements or you need to obtain or renew your passport - let us help you make a winter break vacation a reality. Just call our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form and start planning your exotic holiday getaway now.

Need Your Puerto Rico Birth Certificate?

2009-10-24T14:04:00.000-07:00

Although we post travel tips and where to go tips for Puerto Rico, our main business is helping you get there. Our company provides not only the passports (we can do both first time passport applicants as well as renewals for United States citizens); we can also help you put together documentation you need to get your passport.

A certified copy of your birth certificate is a great start for your own personal documentation and something our company is well versed in obtaining quickly and efficiently. This includes obtaining a Puerto Rican birth certificate. We can make the process fast and painless from the start to finish. Additionally, if you need help obtaining or renewing a United States passport, contact our offices today and let us show you how easy getting a passport can really be.

To get started right now, just contact our offices and we can expedite your passport application or renewal as well as obtain a certified copy of your birth certificate, call our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form.

Conquer El Conquistador Golf Course in Puerto Rico

2009-10-21T19:08:00.000-07:00

Golf is a fun game and it's even more fun when you get to do it on vacation. If at all possible, pencil in a visit to El Conquistador Golf Course just on the north side of Fajardo.

This is a challenging course and even seasoned golf pros will find something to love about this course. There is a lot of up and down to the design so renting a cart is a great idea instead of trying to walk the entire course.

Also, along with the well kept greens and challenging sand traps, you will find numerous iguanas watching your game as you play through. They won't bother you though, they are quiet spectators.

El Conquistador is an Arthur Hills design that travels through major elevation changes. Views reveal the emerald countryside of the El Yunque rain forest or the cliffs that nestle up to blue green waters of the Caribbean Sea. While the course design has its positive elements, El Conquistador will win over golfers with its amazing scenery.

Bring your "A" game and take on this course on your next visit to Puerto Rico. If you need help getting your passport or need a birth certificate to get your passport; call our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form and dust off those golf clubs!

Before Your Next Puerto Rico Trip....

2009-10-17T05:29:00.000-07:00

There are so many places to visit in Puerto Rico. Very few other island getaways are so close to the United States and have blue ribbon beaches, forests for exploring and mountains to view. The mountains located on the east side of the island are the very reason that Puerto Rico has suffered little damage over the years due to storms as the mountains act as a natural barrier, protecting the rest of the island.

You don't have to just go to San Juan, there are numerous destinations in Puerto Rico. The Adjuntas located in the southern middle area of the country are a stone's throw from beaches, historical areas and have a growing bed and breakfast and hotel industry.
A lot of this area is still undeveloped so you get a taste of real Puerto Rico along with all the amenities that you want as a visitor to another locale.

Before you go to Puerto Rico, make sure you have an updated passport. You most likely won't be asked to flash your passport to enter Puerto Rico if you're exiting a flight from the United States or a cruise ship, however you will need a passport to re-enter the United States no matter how you arrive. Make sure your passport is updated or you may be a guest of Puerto Rico longer than you intended.

We can make it easy, just contact our offices and we can expedite your passport application or renewal as well as obtain a certified copy of your birth certificate if you need personal documents to get the process rolling, call our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form.

Any Places Tourists Should Avoid When Visiting Puerto Rico?

2009-10-15T06:46:00.000-07:00

Ready to go to Puerto Rico but heard traveling in the Caribbean isn't safe?
Puerto Rico is very safe, obviously use commonsense no matter where you travel and keep your valuables out of site and use hotel safes for anything you can't replace if you're worried about the honesty of the hotel or resort workers. Lock your doors when you're in your room and obviously when you leave.

We've traveled back and forth from the U.S. to P.R. numerous times over the years and have only found one area in San Juan that you should avoid. La Perla, a pretty name for a not-so-pretty, crime ridden area. San Juan has the same problems as any other urban metropolis and as long as you follow the same tourism tips you would follow anywhere else, you can easily avoid becoming a statistic. Puerto Rico has public housing areas called "caserios" and generally they are economically downtrodden areas off the tourist path. Avoid those areas and you should have a safe and fabulous vacation.

Overall, Puerto Rico is a very safe destination for tourists and you can't go wrong with a visit to the west side of the island where San German and Rincon are located - it's well worth the trip.

You can't go without a passport and you'll need a certified copy of your birth certificate to get that, call our offices today at 877-898-6937 or visit our order form to get started right now.

Puerto Rico Vacation Must See - Bioluminescent Bays

2009-10-09T07:43:00.000-07:00

If you've never been on the ocean at night, you're missing a literal world of life that only comes out at night.
Visitors to Puerto Rico shouldn't miss a chance to take advantage of a tour of one of the many Bioluminescent Bays in PR.

There are tropical phosphorescent bays located around the globe, but the bays in Puerto Rico are easily accessible. It's best to visit on a moonless night and see a million glowing firefly-like lights shooting through the water. It's actually the bioluminescence generated by microscopic organisms in the water. It is believed to be part of a natural defense system triggered by the movement of predators. Many scientists believe the tiny organisms light up so their predators can see more desirable prey - and thus leave the glowing organisms alone.

One of the best known bays to visit in Puerto Rico is at La Parguera, between Mayagez and Ponce in the southwest of the island. A cottage industry in the village is based on showing the bay to visitors.

The most spectacular display can be found at Mosquito Bay in Vieques, the island municipality off of the main island's northeastern shore. The experience of seeing-and being surrounded by-this eerie light is something you should be sure to make a point to see.

Before you can go, make sure you have your passport and other personal papers in order, you won't need them to go to Puerto Rico, but you will need a passport to re-enter the United States. If you don't have a current passport or you're not sure if your travel papers are completely up-to-date, contact our offices or visit this page.
See you on the bay!

Curious About Your Puerto Rican Rum? Visit a Distillery

2009-10-06T08:02:00.000-07:00

One of the most popular rums in the world happens to be from Puerto Rico and if you're planning a vacation to the beautiful island, why not book a tour at the Bacardi Rum Distillery?

The Bacardi Rum Distillery is the largest of its kind in the world and is only a 15-minute drive from San Juan. During a tour of the facility, you will be able to experience what is referred to as "Cathedral of Rum."

Tours go through everything from the vast fermentation vats to the high-speed bottling machinery is at work and on display. Not a lot of walking on this tour either, a trolley takes you to the Bacardi family museum, where a history of the product and landmarks in its development are seen.

To answer your question, yes you get to sample the wares. Your tour ends at the lofty, bat-like pavilion, which you may have seen if you have gazed across San Juan Bay from the southern walls of the Old City. Here you can sample the world-famous rum and buy souvenirs or a variety of Bacardi products at the gift shop to take back to your jealous friends and relatives.

There is an annual Bacardi Arts and Crafts Fair which is a two-day event - call ahead and book your tour to coincide with this fest and you'll have a blast. For information on the rum tour and fest call (787) 788-1500.

Need a passport or birth certificate to make this tour a reality? Let us take the pain out of the paperwork - we'll get your paperwork processed quickly and painlessly and you can start the process by simply contacting our offices at 877-898-6937 or filling out this form.

Yeah There's a Gilligan's Island in Puerto Rico

2009-10-03T08:11:00.000-07:00

One destination that is gaining popularity with destination weddings and honeymooners alike is Gilligan's Island.

It really has nothing to do with the television show, however it is very private. Imagine a tropical paradise with white sand beaches, mazes of mangroves, crystal clear waters and just a handful or so of other residents on "your" island.

This is an ideal place to plan a private, no stress family vacation, a romantic getaway for just the two of you or even a destination wedding following by a private honeymoon in a place where both bride and groom as well as their guests can enjoy the private paradise.

The shallow waters around Gilligan's Island hold fantastic opportunities for snorkeling because the waters are so visually clear and they are teaming with marine life. Be sure to take your underwater camera on this retreat!

Gilligan's Island is formerly known as Guánica and is between Mayagüez and Ponce in the southwest. For more information, please call: (787) 821-4941.

If you're ready to book your trip, make sure you have a current passport that meets the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative compliance regulations or you can find yourself denied re-entry into the United States. Start the process here for a new passport or a renewal or feel free to contact our offices if you have any questions at 877-898-6937.

Looking for Things to Do in Puerto Rico?

2009-10-03T04:01:00.000-07:00

If you're planning a trip to Puerto Rico and you're curious about what to do for fun; here are a few ideas that the locals will be enjoying. Over the next several weeks:

Puerto Rico Hustle & Salsa Festival in San Juan - Thursday, 15 Oct 2009 through October 18, 2009. Competitions - San Juan and Metro - San Juan

To witness the best salsa dancing ever seen, Billy Fajardo, Tito Ortos, Tamara Livolsi and Albert Torres once again invite dance enthusiasts to join them at the 4th Annual Puerto Rico Hustle & Salsa Festival.

If you're a fleet manager, you may find new networking contacts at the Convencion 2009 Assoc. Gerentes de Flota de PR in San Juan - Thursday, 05 Nov 2009 Business - San Juan and Metro - San Juan. This event sponsored by the Fleet Managers Association of Puerto Rico.

Christian film fan? Check out the International Christian Short Film and Art Design Festival 2009 in Mayaguez - Friday 20 Nov 2009 Festivals - Mayaguez - Mayaguez. This festival is free of charge to attend.

Those are just a few of the upcoming "off the beaten path" events you can enjoy in Puerto Rico. Remember, even though it's a US territory and you don't need a passport to enter Puerto Rico, you will need one to re-enter the United States. Call our offices today or use this form to make sure your travel documents are completely up to date.

Do You Need a Passport for Travel to Puerto Rico from U.S.?

2009-10-01T20:19:00.000-07:00

The shortest answer to that question would be No and Yes. Confused?
Don't be.

Puerto Rico is an American Territory and you don't need a passport to travel there, however as of June 2009 the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative that went into effect states all travels coming in to the United States are required to have passports. This includes travelers from United States territories.

If you're traveling to Puerto Rico, make sure that you have your paperwork in order and if you need a certified copy of your birth certificate, passport or visa - let us help you make the process fast and painless.

You can fill out an order form here or just call our offices at 877-898-6937 to get the latest information on travel to make your personal planning even easier.

We Do it All -Puerto Rico Travel Guide and Birth Certificates

2009-05-23T16:43:00.000-07:00

We not only find the coolest places to visit in beautiful Puerto Rico, did you know we can also help you get a certified birth certificate from Puerto Rico?

If you were born in PR and you need a copy of your birth certificate, we just need the following information from you :

The Birth Certificate Request Form filled out and signed--must be notarized.

We also need a copy of your state issued driver's license or your state issued identification card. If you want to fax a copy to us - please enlarge the photocopy so it faxes well.

Please fill out our Letter of Authorization, sign and have it notarized.

We will also need a detailed letter of the reasons you are seeking a copy of your PR birth certificate and why the need should be expedited. This letter must be signed and notarized. Additional I.D. such as a copy of your Social Security Card (if available).

If you're ready to get the process started - just fill out the forms located here and let us make getting your vital records easier than you ever thought it could be.

Next Golfing Vacation-Tee Off in Puerto Rico

2009-05-21T07:26:00.000-07:00

Love to golf on vacation? Consider making your next destination golf game a visit to Puerto Rico.

The air fare isn't too expensive and along with its highly rated Blue Flag Beaches, Puerto Rico is fast becoming a country name associated with a leisurely golfing vacation.

Many of the top rated resorts in Puerto Rico have outstanding golfing opportunities. One shining gem in Puerto Rico's golfing crown is El Conquistador Report. Located in Fajardo, this Atlantic facing resort and golf course was designed for pure sport.

Established in 1994, this Arthur Hill design sports elevation changes of 200 feet and we promise even seasoned golfers will find a tee off challenge awaits them.

If you're considering booking a vacation to Puerto Rico, contact our offices to get your passports, visa or international driving license - we can help with everything so all you have to worry about is a tee off time!

Puerto Rico Babymoon

2009-05-16T16:28:00.000-07:00

Heard about a "Babymoon"?

A babymoon isn't just for pregnant brides to celebrate their honeymoons, it is also a great time for a mom-and-dad-to-be to get away, reconnect and enjoy being together before the arrival of their baby.

Puerto Rico has some marvelous places to stay during a Babymoon. You can stay at a 5-star resort or "rough it" at a private hotel that only allows 5-6 couples to stay at a time. Walk the Blue Flag beaches Puerto Rico is famous for and enjoy the sand and surf - just the two of you.

For a mom-to-be there may not be wine and romance - however if the doctor says it's okay - there's no reason you can't enjoy some romantic, cheek to cheek dancing, quiet walks along the beaches or a week at a mountain cabin. There are hundreds of things to do for your Babymoon and Puerto Rico is ready and waiting.

Make sure that you have your passport and travel papers in order and if you don't, contact us and let us help you put it all together fast and easy. We can not only obtain a certified copy of your birth certificate, we can also handle your passport needs as well.

Brides - Consider Exotic Puerto Rico for a Destination Wedding or Honeymoon

2009-05-14T05:30:00.000-07:00

Puerto Rico has quietly become a wonderful place for brides to not only say, "I do" but also as a place to experience a magical honeymoon.

Until recently, a lot of travelers didn't want to hassle with a passport to visit Puerto Rico, but with the WHTI (Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative) taking effect, you will need a passport no matter where you travel.

If you or your spouse-to-be were born in Puerto Rico - it would make it a very special experience to be married in the country of your birth. There are 5-star resorts to have your wedding ceremony as well as plan a glorious honeymoon.

You will need a passport to enter and leave Puerto Rico and if you were born in PR and you need a certified copy of your Puerto Rico birth certificate, we can help you with that as well as obtain your passport.

If you're considering having your honeymoon in Puerto Rico, let us help you get your travel paperwork together - you have enough going on planning a wedding!

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