@adityapurandare@screenshotfirst I see you have pro versions 30-days, Yearly and Lifetime subscriptions. Is lifetime worth for public, as this App just launched recently and unknown any long term support
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Tried Pro Membership, however, App seems to be very slow adding the itinerary. Not sure why the App takes longer to upload Itinerary from either scanning ticket using a Picture or forwarding email. Also, Does this app do Global Coverage for International Travel?
Thanks - Vijay
The “SAVE America Act” (often shortened to the “SAVE Act”) is a proposed U.S. federal election law focused on voter registration and citizenship verification. Its full name is the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.
What the bill would do
The bill would require people registering to vote in federal elections to provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship, such as:
U.S. passport
Birth certificate
Naturalization certificate
In many versions of the proposal, voters may also need to present those documents in person when registering or updating voter registration information.
Supporters say
Supporters (mostly Republican lawmakers and election-security advocates) argue the bill would:
Prevent non-citizens from registering or voting
Increase election integrity and public trust
Standardize citizenship verification nationally
They emphasize that only U.S. citizens should vote in federal elections and say stronger verification is necessary.
Critics say
Opponents (Democrats, voting-rights groups, some election officials) argue the bill could make voting harder for eligible citizens because:
Many Americans do not have passports or easy access to birth certificates
Married women whose names changed may need additional paperwork
Rural, elderly, disabled, and lower-income voters could face barriers
It could effectively reduce online/mail voter registration in practice
Critics also point out that documented non-citizen voting cases are already very rare.
The “SAVE America Act” (often shortened to the “SAVE Act”) is a proposed U.S. federal election law focused on voter registration and citizenship verification. Its full name is the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.
What the bill would do
The bill would require people registering to vote in federal elections to provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship, such as:
U.S. passport
Birth certificate
Naturalization certificate
In many versions of the proposal, voters may also need to present those documents in person when registering or updating voter registration information.
Supporters say
Supporters (mostly Republican lawmakers and election-security advocates) argue the bill would:
Prevent non-citizens from registering or voting
Increase election integrity and public trust
Standardize citizenship verification nationally
They emphasize that only U.S. citizens should vote in federal elections and say stronger verification is necessary.
Critics say
Opponents (Democrats, voting-rights groups, some election officials) argue the bill could make voting harder for eligible citizens because:
Many Americans do not have passports or easy access to birth certificates
Married women whose names changed may need additional paperwork
Rural, elderly, disabled, and lower-income voters could face barriers
It could effectively reduce online/mail voter registration in practice
Critics also point out that documented non-citizen voting cases are already very rare.