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Lets see now, I've been to the Post Office 3 times to submit my "completed" paperwork for a passport, and on each occasion, there are at least 10 - 15 people ahead of me. The problem being, the PO only has one person processing the paperwork, and each process takes at least 15 - 20 minutes, this is very frustrating. Will the PO ever "get with the times"........ugggghhhhh
I believe that if you have an expired passport and passport photographs, you are able to mail them in yourself and stop the frustration. Check on it. I have done it.
Lets see now, I've been to the Post Office 3 times to submit my "completed" paperwork for a passport, and on each occasion, there are at least 10 - 15 people ahead of me. The problem being, the PO only has one person processing the paperwork, and each process takes at least 15 - 20 minutes, this is very frustrating. Will the PO ever "get with the times"........ugggghhhhh
Try to go during "off hours". If you go during or around your lunch hour it will always be crowded.
The PO on South Blvd gets extremely crowded, however if I hit it around 4pm, its not bad...
Thanks guys for the tips, this is my initial time, so, in person is necessary. I've tried many different times of the day. CouponJack, I'll give South Blvd a try later in the day...thanks again!!
Lets see now, I've been to the Post Office 3 times to submit my "completed" paperwork for a passport, and on each occasion, there are at least 10 - 15 people ahead of me. The problem being, the PO only has one person processing the paperwork, and each process takes at least 15 - 20 minutes, this is very frustrating. Will the PO ever "get with the times"........ugggghhhhh
We went first thing on a Saturday morning when they were just opening - was very quick and the line was only a few people deep when we left. Bon voyage! BTW, this was in Mint Hill.
Lets see now, I've been to the Post Office 3 times to submit my "completed" paperwork for a passport, and on each occasion, there are at least 10 - 15 people ahead of me. The problem being, the PO only has one person processing the paperwork, and each process takes at least 15 - 20 minutes, this is very frustrating. Will the PO ever "get with the times"........ugggghhhhh
The PO in Mooresville 28117 (I think it's called the LKN location) in Morrison Plantation on Williamson Rd. makes appts for passports. I did it with my son, had his photos taken there too. Quick & easy! His passport arrived 13 days later too.
Hey Loves...thank you for your feedback, I was able to make an appoinment @ the Mint Hill PO to process my passport, I did not realize they worked on appointments, so thats great....Thanks Again, Ron
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