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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assistance office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place or department that provides help or support, often in an organizational or institutional context.
Example: "If you have any questions about your application, please visit the assistance office for guidance."
Alternatives: "support center" or "help desk".
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A refugee assistance office.
The state assistance office will also have the responsibility of checking on the Suffolk Department of Social Services' compliance.
The State Department official, Terrence Barnich, was deputy director of the Iraq Transition Assistance Office in Baghdad.
Tours with an English-speaking guide can be arranged through the visitor assistance office at the summit of the hill.
Andy Kahan, director of the crime victims assistance office in Houston, said Rodriguez, who lives outside of Texas, is "stunned" by the parole board's decision.
The state's Temporary Disability Assistance Office attributed the rise to a harsher winter and higher natural gas costs in some areas.
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3292, related to veterans assistance offices.
But registration at public assistance offices proved far less popular.
As part of the effort, the state will also run radio and television advertisements about voter registration and provide additional information on the issue in public assistance offices.
When advocacy groups sued Ohio and Missouri to force their public assistance offices into complying, huge groups of new voters surged onto the rolls — more than 100,000 in Ohio, and more than 200,000 in Missouri.
The push is the result of a negotiated agreement in a lawsuit that said the state failed to follow the 1993 National Voter Registration Act, which requires that all states offer voter registration at public assistance offices.
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