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Old 11-14-2006, 04:06 PM #1
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Thanks. I am very lucky to have an understanding GP. I know others aren't quite as lucky and that makes me sad.
The down side of all this is that it will take about a month to get the placard.
Thanks everyone for your support on this.
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Old 11-14-2006, 04:27 PM #2
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The down side of all this is that it will take about a month to get the placard.
Hey Wends~
When my GP signed mine I took it to the local DMV and was given a temporary one till the real one came. Can you get a temporary one too?
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Jan unfortunately in the lovely state of Massachusetts, they don't do it that way. The local Registry doesn't process the application, the state office does. So the bureaucratic red tape has to slow down the process for about a month. Until then, I have to just deal.
The price you pay for living in a state of red tape like Massachusetts.
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Same in my state - you have to wait about 4 weeks.
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