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Travelers ID Tips
Helpful tips to prevent a stressful flight and trip:
- Don't use driver's license for airline ID. You can't replace your license
while out of town and you can't rent a car without your drivers license.
- Carry two forms of picture ID. Keep them in two separate locations, wallet,
carryon, brief case, etc.
- Arrange a back-up ID plan. Leave another form of ID with a relative or friend so
it can be overnight mailed to you.
- Separate credit cards and cash. Do not keep your credit cards and cash and
photo IDs in the same holder.
- Travel light. Leave home all unnecessary credit cards, checks, documents,
social security card and photo IDs.
- Carry Emergency Phone Numbers. Carry the customer service phone numbers of
your credit cards and banks.
- Keep Inventory of critical items in your wallet or purse. When under
stress, it's easy to forget what you are carrying with you. Keep your inventory in a separate location.
- Immediately contact your credit card company. Most major credit card
companies will close the old account, open a new account and send new cards within 24 - 48 hours. They may also allow charges such as a hotel room to be placed over the phone.
- File a Police Report. This will be necessary if you must dispute any misuse
of cards, file for insurance or tax claims.
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 Dr. R. Craig Jerner, Ph.D., PE specializes in accident investigation and metallurgical
failure analysis, with over 30 years experience as a
metallurgical consultant and accident
investigator. He has testified as a metallurgical
expert in over 250 depositions and more than 70 court appearances. If you or someone you know should need the services of Dr. Jerner and J.E.I. Metallurgical, please visit our web site at the buttons below, or e-mail Dr. Jerner --- r.c.jerner@metallurgist.com |
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