Punctuation consists of both rules and conventions. There are rules of punctuation that have to be followed; but there are also punctuation conventions that give writers greater choice. We use capital letters to mark the beginning of a sentence and we use full stops to mark the end of a sentence:
How it works. You can apply for an emergency travel document (sometimes called an âemergency passportâ) if youâre abroad, need to travel and canât get a passport in time. Thereâs a different way to get a passport urgently if youâre in the UK. Check if emergency travel documents are accepted in the countries youâre travelling through.
Using your passport as a beermat, notebook or putting it in the washing machine are just some of the reasons why British holidaymakers are now spending millions each year on emergency travel documents (ETDs) - issued when passports are lost, stolen or damaged while abroad.