Diplomats the
world over turn to two men in Washington when it comes to their Mercedes-Benz
needs: Frank Namin and Paul Tchong.
Frank Namin has been with American Service Center since 1989.
And in that time he has sold literally thousands of Mercedes-Benz
vehicles and made thousands of people very, very happy.
Paul Tchong came to American Service Center four years ago in search of a
world-class product. He found that, and a world-class organization to work
with.
Both Frank and Paul have consistently maintained one of the highest Customer
Satisfaction Index ratings, according to J.D. Powers. And that means, they not
only know how to treat a Mercedes-Benz...they know how to treat people.
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Qualifying diplomats must possess a visa with one of
the following classifications: A-1, A-2, G-1 through G-4, NATO-1 through
NATO-4, US Black Diplomatic Passport.
U.S. diplomats do not have visa classifications. To qualify for the special
diplomat price, you must possess your diplomat passport. U.S. diplomats
possessing official passports must also submit a letter signed by your
superior on the official letterhead of your organization, certifying that
you enjoy diplomatic privileges and immunities for performing your duties
abroad. The UN passport laissez-passe does not qualify.
Your diplomat’s passport must clearly show:
• Front cover of
passport
• Your picture
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Your name and address |
• U.S. Department of State Visa Classification
(for foreign diplomats only)
• Passport number
• Date of issuance and expiration |
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