Lost passport. Where shall I look?
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LittleMrsThrifty wrote: »Okay, so I realise none of you know where my passport is, however for those of you who have had the misfortune of losing yours (or a similar item) I will be forever grateful if you could let me know where/how it turned up. It might just be that mine is hiding in a similar location which I haven't yet thought of.
Muchos thanks.
LMT
My mum lost hers a week before a holiday. Luckily she managed to get a replacement in time.
Months and months later she was looking for a gift bag to put a present in and looked in the cupboard where she kept that sort of thing. She found her passport inside a small cardboard bag which had been folded flat. Because the passport was thin when the bag was folded the card from the two sides plus the knots from the handles of the bag made it seem like the bag was empty.
I hope you manage to track it down,
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Mine wa in my OH's rain jacket as he used it to collect a parcel for me when it was raining.0
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Underwear drawer or fridge. That's where everything ends up... does the winner (finder) get a prize?
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Have you checked all of your handbags? Have you used it for a job interview recently, DBS check, banking? Do you have a pile/ folder of paperwork with your bank documents that it could have got mixed up in? Bookcase? Every coat and jacket pocket? Every suitcase/ travel bag x0
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Would you have out it on the fireplace/mantle? Is there a gap? Could it have fallen down the back?0
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I found mine with some paperwork I'd taken to a solicitors for ID.
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After pulling the house apart in a panic, I went back to where it should be , pulled all the giant heavy drawers out, and lo and behold it sat winking at me on the floor at the back of the dresser. With everything else I'd lost .
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Try looking where you keep the birth certificates or where you keep the spare chargers (I found ds shinty glove there.)0
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Has it turned up yet?0
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I missed a trip to Prague last year, forgot to check I had my passport. Turned the house upside down looking for it, nowhere to be found and I couldn't go.
The passport turned up in Canada.
I realise I could leave the story there, but probably fairer to add an ex had 'accidentally' taken it. Hmm. I wasn't a happy bunny!0
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