A tiny black square security chip embedded in the new biometric ...
3rd Nov 2005, 13:02 GMT
(Reuters) - A tiny black square security chip embedded in the new biometric passport of British Ambassador to the United States David Manning is shown to the press at the British Embassy in Washington, October 24, 2005. The new British biometric passport contains features like a security chip embedded with the passport holder's personal information along with other security features to help prevent passport forgery. All 27 nations that currently hold special visa-free status with the U.S. are required to begin issuing biometric passports by October 26, 2006 in order to meet U.S. government passport control deadlines. REUTERS/Jason Reed
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