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JD - you can get a rush passport in a few days. however, normal turnaround time is pretty quick these days. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Oct 11 '11, 11:47

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I've done it by mail and got it back in a week. - the liioulu with cds Oct 11, 11:53 1
- Uhm...meaning in the IM. Either way should be fairly quick. -- nm - the liioulu with cds Oct 11, 11:54
especially if you go to the passport office (which is in your neighborhood). -- (link) - loosilu Oct 11, 11:49 18
- or you could just mail it in like a normal person. -- nm - znufrii Oct 11, 11:49 17
  - this -- nm - The Ruiner Oct 11, 11:50
  - I don't like to put mine in the mail. I always go to the passport office. -- nm - loosilu Oct 11, 11:50 15
    - ... because the mail is evil? -- nm - The Ruiner Oct 11, 11:51
    - like I said. :) -- nm - znufrii Oct 11, 11:51 13
      - JD doesn't like to mail it either. it's not uncommon. -- nm - loosilu Oct 11, 11:52 12
        
        it's not. I've had things lost when sent to gov't offices - if I feel I have to usps mail, I do it with tracking; but even then, I'm still nervous. - b. Oct 11, 11:55 3
        
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        sounds like a plan. good luck! -- nm - b. Oct 11, 11:59
        
        this. I don't trust USPS with a valuable document. Expeditors are good. But if I were him I'd go tot he office (which is local). -- nm - loosilu Oct 11, 11:56
        
        I'm not sure that's the best way to prove your point. :) -- nm - znufrii Oct 11, 11:52 7
        
        ok. Passport office is faster. -- nm - loosilu Oct 11, 11:53 6
        
        You are indeed a tireless supporter of uterus pic posters, in-person passport appliers and non-magnetic refrigerator lovers everywhere. -- nm - con_carne Oct 11, 11:57
        
        Okay, to cloud the issue, what if it is the passport place *at* a post office? -- nm - The Ruiner Oct 11, 11:55 4
        
        then it is not a passport office. -- nm - loosilu Oct 11, 11:57 3
        
        But it is a step closer. They send it their super-special way. -- nm - The Ruiner Oct 11, 11:58 2
        
        if I did not live near a real passport office, I would probably do that. -- nm - loosilu Oct 11, 11:59 1
        
        Progress! -- nm - The Ruiner Oct 11, 12:03

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