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Welcome to A Briggs Passport & Visa Expeditors
Here at A Briggs, we secure expedited passports and travel
visas for international travelers every day. That's all we do and
we do it very well.
A Briggs works with the U.S. Passport Agency and foreign
embassies and consulates to secure passports and travel visas as quickly as 24 hours.
When you call A Briggs, you’ll be answered by a
real person with real passport and visa expertise ready to serve
you. At A Briggs we like our staff to be happy and comfortable
while they negotiate the stressful red tape involved in securing
your passport or visa
as quickly as possible. It's the least we can do and it’s
working. It’s no coincidence that in 2007 A Briggs
was selected “Best Place to Work in Greater Washington, DC”
by the Washington Business Journal.
We don’t like to brag, but we’ve been quoted in the
Washington Post, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and in
October 2007, A Briggs scored the highest out of 5 passport
expeditors independently tested by Travel and Leisure Magazine.
The respected www.traveltruth.com calls A Briggs the “Nation’s
Top Visa Specialists.”
We might have a casual dress policy, but there’s nothing
casual about the quality of our services. Our passport and visa
specialists answer 95% of all calls live within three rings and
there are no recorded messages. Clients may also email or chat live
with one of our team members.
Our headquarters are in downtown Washington, D.C., just minutes
from all embassies and the passport agency. We also have client
service centers in Boston, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle as well as processing centers
throughout the country. A Briggs is also an active member
of ASTA-the American Society of Travel Agents, the National Business
Travel Association, and the U.S. Tour Operations Association.
If you need help obtaining a new or replacement passport or a travel
visa, call one of our friendly customer representatives toll-free
on 1-800-806-0581 or order your passport securely online.
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