Roland Perry typed


In message , at 17:38:50 on Fri, 17
Oct 2008, tim..... remarked:
You think there is a rule that says you always have to pick them up in
person?

From the website:

Q. Can someone go on my behalf to apply for the freedom pass?

A. No, you must apply in person. See How to apply for a freedom pass.

That is applying. I'm talking about picking it (or a replacement) up.

You get thosee from a Post Office too...

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Helen D. Vecht:
Edgware.

In message , at 12:25:54 on
Sat, 18 Oct 2008, Helen Deborah Vecht
remarked:
I'm talking about picking it (or a replacement) up.

You get thosee from a Post Office too...

Do they *have* to be picked up in person, or can someone else do it for
you?
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Roland Perry