Horsovsky Tyn - Municipal Office

Department of Transport tragedy in terms of import, hand washes hand, so getting the paperwork out in a reasonable time impossible. Holt wheelchair users contribute to the party, so they go for the hand. Another goal was when the lady began to question the data in the protocol of import technical inspection, although the data fit with the German TP and threatened to not report the vehicle. Of course, there must be no argument that they are legally 30 days old and that they complain about faster and more friendly colleagues in Pilsen. The ridiculous thing is that in Pilsen a person is ready to import in 30-50min, according to the queue. I'm just an ordinary person who just wanted to register a vehicle that he wants and needs to use, but here he'll turn you into a scumbag.

It is not the first time I have been dissatisfied with my ID card and passport office, but the last experience doesn't leave me cool and I have to share it with someone. We wanted to make a passport with my daughter and her daughter. That day she was about 14 days to 3 weeks. She held the head somehow, was good, not sleeping, not crying. We stood up for a one-hour queue (I don't see why those who just go to pick up a document in front of those who have been in the queue for one hour should have priority). We finally came to the line. There are always two ladies in the office, one of them blond. That on us in a measured tone that he wants one citizen and the birth certificate of the child. I asked if the citizen of the one who would pick up the passport and she started screaming that she didn't care that she just got one and done. Then it went to a photo shoot. She threw a baby diaper over my head, so I didn't have a chance to hold on to the little one and help her to be photographed. The second lady tried to shoot ... It turned out that the "blonde splendor" tore the diaper off and read it to me that it just didn't work out and that the little freaks (I tried here for about two minutes) and what irresponsible mother I wanted to travel with before the end of the puerperium and without vaccinations (before the passport is made, the puerperium would be over and we wanted a passport for shopping in Germany because we live near the border, but what is it and who do they want). Finally, we had the passport pass at the office in Domažlice, where everyone was very pleasant and helpful, with a baby helped us and the photo was in the world in five minutes. If you can, avoid this place. It is also worth a detour and a surcharge for another city.

After each everything settled.

It is a normal building that integrates perfectly into the local architectural landscape. I appreciated the lack of opulence and good taste. The same can be said about the city. It is clean, well managed. The involvement of the local administration is known.

Except for the cash register, all things can be handled very quickly.