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    - Why is the British Embassy in Lima not issuing full passports anymore for British nationals in Peru?
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    - How much will it cost to get my application done in Washington?
    - What will the process be?
    - This means I will have to wait longer for my new passport?
    - Who will monitor this and ensure this does run smoothly?
    - Have you transferred passport production elsewhere in the world?
    - How will you guarantee protection for my personal documents and completed passport?

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