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Thanks for that additional info! He flies out Thursday morning this trip, so sending him Wednesday would have been bad!

Yes. Our project site is at JBLM.

I currently work for Lyft, and they require your state ID to be registered in the same state you're working in. I was hoping to continue working for Lyft, while I looked for a new job.

I'll be moving from Albuquerque, New Mexico. It should be a fun 1400 mi trip, super excited to make it up there.

“As of November 9, 2021, all housing cost increase notices must provide a minimum of 180 days' advance written notice.”

My old building gave everyone a 1 month notice of a 40% rent increase ON November 9, 2021. I called the city, a lawyer, and the news. When that wasn’t going anywhere, I made and taped signs all over the building with a snapshot of this very webpage. A week later the in the hallway, I saw the property manager had taped another letter on everyone’s door stating our rent wouldn’t be increasing. Felt like a massive victory. I had the advantage of anonymity and hope you do too. Best of luck to you and keep us updated.

https://www.seattle.gov/rentinginseattle/housing-providers/managing-the-rental-relationship/housing-cost-increases

She might have been trying to get enhanced license, so she wouldn’t need to bring her passport when she went to Vancouver. It has been over ten yrs and I haven’t got my memory back from my tbi.

It might depend on the exact wording of the letter, but it sounds like they gave you 60 days notice of an increase in your rent. Usually that sort of letter includes a statement that if you choose not to renew, they will charge the new rate plus the month to month fee. They can do that without you signing a new lease at the higher price.

I agree it was ridiculous. I think she just didn’t like us for some reason. It was a pretty busy day though, but still.

The real important question is for what purpose are you seeking residency? You haven’t answered but it could affect the answer. WA state attorney here. Why?

Your initial agreement could be extended in a month to month fashion. At the original rent plus $200. Should your landlord want to increase the month to month rent, they need to give 60 days notice. The new rent for renewal notice doesn’t matter because that’s a separate issue.

Where you moving from? Missouri?

That's Mt. Rainier's favorite hat cloud, it wears it pretty often

Lattins Country Cider Mill off Rich Rd. in Olympia, and Twister Donut on 4th Ave. also in Olympia.

What camera is this?? Wow

Heavenly donuts in Lacey. Their blueberry fritter is amazing

Oh yeah there were absolutely some places that were blowing up well before the current gen of social medias. Flickr was responsible for a couple places blowing up back in the early 2010s too. But it didn't get real bad until the last 5 years or so.

My apartment had the same criteria the logic is you either sign a new lease binding you for another 12 months OR go month to month pay a fee and stay on your original rent price. And this is greystar so they big time thieves so in a nutshell your landlord is a bigger one lol.

School ID is very rarely used as an identification document by state/federal agencies. Especially if it’s a high school ID. Also, a permit doesn’t need residency documents to be issued. Something was misunderstood

That’s ridiculous; children don’t get bills. My kids were both able to do this without bills. You obviously got someone who didn’t know what they were doing.

Long live the Apple fritter

*Rainier. Nice shot.

As I read it, the lease automatically renews, so you are not out of your lease and simply going month to month like normal, it seems carefully worded such that you now have a 1 month lease which is in effect and you received proper 60 day written notice of the increase.

Just want to make sure, you mean DuPont in WA state, not DuPont in Washington, DC, right?