stackyFACTSTrying to pick up the paper envelope left under your name requires strict adherence to federal identity verification.
Trying to pick up the paper envelope left under your name requires strict adherence to federal identity verification. Because admission passes carry substantial monetary value, handing them over requires identical protocols to cashing a massive check. If you forget your officially issued plastic card, the frustrated employee behind the glass is legally paralyzed from handing over the envelope, regardless of how much you scream that your name perfectly matches the list.
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