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its tier 2 gov reform the elective is tier 1 ah i just found its the nobles' electorate reform that improves it also bohemian elective monarchy is just the elective monarchy but its already improved Reply reply More replies More replies More replies
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Accidentally submitted information for passport application
I did look at the URL and it said us.com--thought it was ligit because the post office's website ends in .com also. Completed the app, paid $65 and happened to go to the site a few hrs later and it was obvious it wasn't with the gov't. Googled it and saw that the BBB rated them F and had a gazillion complaints.
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Jan 3, 2021 · I called into the student aid.gov help center and surprisingly there was only a 5 min wait. They said try clearing your browser cache and the help desk employee told me I had to call back in a couple hours since the site was undergoing site-wide maintenance.
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