 
INFORMATION is beside you and your dearest the most valuable and easy to protect asset.
from your passport: INPORTANT
INFORMATION BEFORE YOU TRAVEL ABROAD
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4. Your Passport: Make sure you have a signed, valid passport, and foreign
entry visas, if required. Make two photocopies of your passport ID page.
Leave one at home with family/friends. Carry the other with you in place
separate from your passport.
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5. Emergency Contact: Fill in emergency information page of your passport.
Leave copy of itinerary with family/friends at home.
tips from related FIMA, US Department of Homeland Security, Citizen Corps and others publications for emergency preparedness:
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The best defense again unpredictable disaster of any kind, regardless of scale is the worst case scenario planning.
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It is important that your plans are adequate for your family situation.
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Make family communication plan.
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Make copy and notes of your documents, policies, certificates, records etc.,
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Showing or printing downloaded image of your document is equivalent to producing traditional photocopy of the document.
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