Article: It should be back-side up, with the non-decorative or plain side facing you.
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Lay the paper down on its decorative side.
Article: On the first page, there will be a checklist with a series of conditions for renewing your passport by mail. If you answer "no" to any of these, you must apply in person. Read the instructions on pages 1-3 carefully before filling out the form. Make sure to check the box on this form stating whether you want a passport book, card, or both. You will need to provide your name, address, Social Security Number, and other identifying information. You can find the form here: https://eforms.state.gov/Forms/ds82.pdf There is a box on the application for the passport photo. Attach the photo with 4 staples as close to the edge of the photo as possible. The box will show you where to put the staples. Do not use glue or tape to attach your photo. You must include your most recent passport with your application. Furthermore, if you have changed your name since your last passport, include documentation of this change. Documentation includes a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or a name-change document from a court. You do not need proof of citizenship or a copy of your ID with your renewal. Your old passport will count as both for you. If your old passport is badly damaged or lost, you must apply in person. " Do not send cash, as it will not be accepted. On the front of the check or money order, make sure that your name or the name of the applicant is clearly written in the memo line. As of 2018, the fees for renewing are: Passport book: $110 Passport card: $30 Passport book and card: $140 Only the USPS can deliver your passport renewal application to the proper PO box. Get certified mail so that you can track your package and make sure it gets to the right place. If you live in California, New York, Florida, Illinois, Minnesota, or Texas, mail your application to this address: National Passport Processing Center Post Office Box 640155 Irving, TX 75064-0155. If you live in any other state or Canada, mail your application to this address: National Passport Processing Center Post Office Box 90155 Philadelphia, PA 19190-0155. Your passport will arrive in the mail. They will send it to the address you listed on your application. It may take longer or shorter based on how many applications they are processing.
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Fill out form DS-82. Attach the passport photo to the application. Provide your old passport and any documentation of a name change. Include a check or money order made out to the "United States Department of State. Mail the application with your documents through the United States Postal Service (USPS). Receive your passport in 6-8 weeks.
Article: Rather than blasting your car with a high-pressure stream, which could potentially damage the paint, wet troublesome spots thoroughly, then leave them to sit for several minutes. This will rinse off loose debris and help soften dried residue. If you only have a smattering of insects stuck to your car, a light soak may be all you need to get rid of them. Combine one part soap with three parts water in a large bucket until it's sudsy. Dip a soft sponge or absorbent cloth into the soap solution and spread it across the car's exterior. The mild surfactants in the soap should begin to dissolve the bugs right away. Use a specialty car wash product, not household soaps or cleaners. These contain compounds that can easily damage your vehicle's paint. It's a good idea to go ahead and wash your whole car, just in case there are a few spots you've missed. Use smooth circular motions to coax out the worst of the crusty mess. Rewet the sponge as needed and continue scrubbing until your paint or windshield is spotless. Make sure to check for insects in less noticeable areas, like the grill, headlights, mirrors and the base of the windshield. Picking at difficult spots with a fingernail or plastic scraper can help dislodge them. Use a separate cloth or sponge to clean your wheels. This will help you avoid transferring substances like sand, brake fluid and grease to your car's exterior. Once you've washed your car, spray it off with the hose to remove any remaining traces of soap or debris. Wipe away standing water with a microfiber towel or squeegee, then let the vehicle air dry. Afterwards, it should look as good as new! Don't skip the final wipedownhard water can leave behind stains that can eventually become permanently etched into your car's paint.
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Soak the affected area with a hose. Apply a generous amount of car wash soap. Scrub away the gunk. Rinse and dry your vehicle.