When two working parents cannot jointly visit the passport office to request a passport for their minor child, the passport office requires one parent to get a notarized consent form authorizing the other parent to go by themself to submit the application. This passport office refuses to accept a legally notarized consent form (notarized by a serving United States Army Major), unless accompanied with a photocopy of the military ID that was used to verify the identity of the other parent (military veteran). They refuse to accept that making copies of United States military identification cards is illegal under Title 18, U.S. Code Part I, Chapter 33, Section 701, and is punishable by fine and imprisonment. Their excuse is that everyone does it and you must also. Shows how ignorant these people are with zero knowledge, professionalism, courtesy, or respect of other people's time. Add to it their insistence that people break the law. They live in their own gilded cages, secure in the knowledge that bureaucratic red tape will prevent any action against them. Shame on them and shame on the Passport office at the Laurel MD Municipal Center. Enjoy your one star without which this review could...
Read moreThe people here are wonderful, I was having trouble with my passport and they all gave me as much possible help as they could. Mary and Christine were absolutely lovely and helped me get my passport application through when I had to resubmit it due to a usps agent’s error, they were very diligent and did everything in their power to help me. If you need to submit a passport application, do it here because...
Read moreJoyce Jackson and Joanne Barr may very well be nice people but are very ignorant of what individuals can and cannot do in public. If this issue is fixed... My opinion may change but I find infringement on individual liberties very disturbing. To quote most that are audited "especially in this day and age" when the constitution seems to not mean anything to certain people in...
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