Senator Warnock hosting passport event in Augusta
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AUGUSTA, Ga. () – Georgia Senator, Rev. Raphael Warnock, will be offering passport services in Augusta next month.

This one-day-only event will take place on Thursday, October 16 at Enterprise Mill on Greene Street.

Registration is required to receive in-person passport services, and appointment times will be provided upon registration. 

Members of Warnock’s staff and the Atlanta Passport Agency will be ready to assist with passport renewals or help first-time applicants to get any assistance that may be needed.  
Georgians interested in attending our Passport Services Day should register at by clicking here.

Please note there is a limited availability of time slots, and registration is on a first come, first served basis.

Registration will close once all time slots are filled.

For more information call (770) 694-7828.

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