[Hidden-tech] local reps can help you

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Hi Deb,

I've heard of similar cases and know that in Amherst, anyway, state 
Rep. Ellen Story has come to the rescue for many a person in this 
situation. You will have to go to Boston to expedite matters, but at 
least you know you state rep can help.

best,

Amy Zuckerman
Hidden-Tech Founder




>Hi all,
>
>A friend of mine plans to leave on May 28th for Germany, but has
>misplaced his passport. He had one back in 2003, but just can't find
>it anywhere. He was told by one of the passport offices that he can
>schedule an appointment with them within two weeks of his trip, to
>get an expedited passport, but it has to be AFTER he has purchased
>his plane ticket. So, he's bought the ticket already, a $1000 plane
>ticket.
>
>He has called and made an appointment to get an expedited passport on
>May 29th, the day after he is scheduled to leave. Ugghh....
>
>Does anyone have any experience with this kind of situation and have
>any advice to share? He is aware that there are places that will
>charge good money to help expedite a passport, but it is extra $$
>that he does not want to spend unless it is unavoidable. His next
>step so far is to drive to Boston and wait in person for an
>appointment at the passport office at the Tip O'Neil Federal Building
>on Causeway Street.
>
>Thanks in advance for any helpful info,
>Deb
>
>
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