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GeekyOnion
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Happy to help! I've been through the process several times for myself, and family members, and it's never been very clear or easy to navigate the process. For example, the initial issuance of a passport does start with an in-person visit, but you basically need a federal employee to say, "yes, this is the right packet of information," then it's shipped off to central processing. Subsequent issuance can be done with out the in-person visit, but requires you to send in the old passport, along with any supporting forms/documents.
Exactly. "This sux," is not the same as "it's a TRAP," hence the accusation of trolling.
It's a small step from "robotic guard dogs," to "armed robotic guard dogs."
https://fortune.com/2026/03/17/robot-dog-patrols-data-centers-ai-infrastructure-buildout/
Saying "it feels like a trap" is what prompts the comments about trolling. "This is dumb," or "this is regressive and adds a tax on poor people who want to get a passport, requiring them to spend money to get copies," are legit complaints. Some kind of nefarious plot? Unlikely in the extreme.
Yes. You need to send in a packet of information. The issuance of a passport isn't done locally.
I mean, I like that you're attempting to troll, but it kind of falls apart with a simple internet search for "state certified birth certificate copy," if that's the "physical document to prove your citizenship," you're talking about.
While I agree with the general sentiment that civil servants shouldn't be political, getting selected as the head of a department, or the leader of an organization has significant political overtones. Mind you, my understanding of the role is directly related to the TV series "Yes, Minister," so there's likely to be a few gaps.
I see headlines like this and think, “oh, haha. The onion has done it again.” Then I read the actual source, and get sad.
I didn't think about the topic of storing them well. Like so many things, they just exist in the same space that I do (in the house), and that's probably better than a shed or the garage.
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