– Check in 2 hours prior to departure
– Baggage limit per person:
– 2 pieces of max 50 lbs each
– 1 carry-on weight varies by airline
– Passenger is responsible for valid travel documents
– Reconfirm your reservation prior to each flight
– Please send payment to:
Kaven Travel Service
13710 Whittier Blvd. #203
Whittier, CA 90605-1994
Your Arrival into the USA:
US CUSTOMS FORMS.
All passengers (or one per family) are required to complete the Customs Declaration form prior to arrival in the USA.
IMMIGRATION FORMS.
If you are one of the following:
a) US Citizen
b) Green Card Holder
c) Canadian Citizen
d) New Immigrant
Take no action.
If you are not, then you must complete one of the following 3 forms. Please ensure you are in possession of the right form and have completed it correctly before arrival, failure to do so could result in a fine and cause you substantial delay on arrival in the USA.
I-94 (White). Complete this form, if you a) are a Non-US Citizen and b) hold a valid US visa and c) your final destination is the USA or d) you are in transit to a country outside the USA.
I-94W (Green). Visa Waiver. Complete this form, if you hold a passport for one of the following countries: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Britain, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Holland, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, New Zeeland, Norway, San-Marino, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, and a) are traveling to the USA, without a US visa, under the “Visa waiver programme” or b) are in transit to a country outside the USA, without a US visa, under the “Visa waiver programme”.
I-94T (Blue). Transit without Visa. Complete this form, if you: a) are a Non-US Citizen and b) are in transit to a country outside the USA and c) do not hold a valid US visa.
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- –ARC’s (Airline Reporting Corporation) purpose is to provide a method of approving authorized travel agency location for the sale of transportation and processing records and refunds of such sales to customers.
- –ASTA (American Society of Travel Agents) is the major trade association of U.S. travel agents and tour operator.
- –Bed and Breakfast. Includes a room and a continental breakfast.
- –Booking. Making a reservation.
- –Carrier. Transporter of passengers, goods, or both.
- –Charter Flight. A flight booked for a specific individual or group of people, on scheduled or nonscheduled airlines, and available under charter conditions.
- –CTO (City Ticket Office). The ticket sales office of carrier, located other than at an air terminal.
- –Consolidator. A company that has discounted agreements with the airlines.
- –Departure Tax. A fee collected by a city or national government for departure from that city or country. U.S. departure tax is added to the fare.
- –Direct Flight. A flight that does not require a passenger to change planes; there may be one or more intermediate stops, however.
- –IATA. International Air Transportation Association
- –Itinerary. Travel schedule made out for a client by a travel agency.
- –Non-Stop Flight. A flight between two points during which the aircraft does not land.
- –One Way. A trip or fare from point A to B without a return journey.
- –Open Jaw. A round trip or round trip ticket on which the departure point is different from the arrival point.
- –Open Ticket. A ticket that does not give the date on which a certain service is to be performed, leaving the passenger to secure his or her own reservation later.
- –Reservation. An arrangement to hold a room, seat, or place for a person.
- –Standby. A passenger waiting at the check-in counter for space (seat).
- –Stop-Over. A deliberate stop or right to leave transportation for a period of time (usually 24 hours or more) at a regular route stop.
- –Transfer. Local transportation and porterage. For example: from one terminal to another.
- –Upgrade. To change to a better class of service.
- –Waitlist. A list of customers who are waiting for a space on a date or at a time is sold out.