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kitesandtrainsandcats
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06 Jun 2022, 12:16 pm

Went to renew my driver license and ran in to one of those quirks of government bureaucracy;

Last week's letter from the housing assistance agency saying they are coming next week to inspect the address where I live did not count as proof of the address where I live this week.

But ...

The voter ID card I got 3 months ago Does count as proof of address where I live this week.

Odd.

Very odd.


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06 Jun 2022, 12:21 pm

kitesandtrainsandcats wrote:
Went to renew my driver license and ran in to one of those quirks of government bureaucracy;

Last week's letter from the housing assistance agency saying they are coming next week to inspect the address where I live did not count as proof of the address where I live this week.

But ...

The voter ID card I got 3 months ago Does count as proof of address where I live this week.

Odd.

Very odd.
Each government bureaucrat seems to make up his/her own rules as they see fit.

Did any of them suggest that <*ahem*> paying "a nominal service fee" in cash might make your efforts easier?