Google Wallet is getting the ability to store a digital version of the U.S. passport, among several new travel-related features.

To create the digital ID, you’ll scan the security chip on the back of your passport into the Google Wallet app. Google will ask you to verify your identity with a selfie video and then generate the ID pass within a few minutes. The ID is encrypted, so you’ll need a passcode or fingerprint to access and share it.

Google expects that being able to store passports digitally in your Wallet will save "time and stress at the airport when traveling domestically." Once the new digital passport feature is available to the public,

You'll soon be able to add your passport to Google Wallet and use it in select airports around the country.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox