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Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing customer convenience. Additionally, the PhilaDox website has received an upgrade to improve user experience. This update aims to streamline access to records for residents.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing convenience for residents. Additionally, their PhilaDox website has received an upgrade to improve user experience.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services and has upgraded its PhilaDox website. This change aims to enhance service accessibility and efficiency for residents.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services. This change accompanies an upgrade to their PhilaDox website, enhancing service accessibility for residents.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

Starting September 29, 2025, the Philadelphia Department of Records will accept credit and debit cards for in-person services, easing the payment process for large transactions. A 3.5% convenience fee will apply, but cash and checks remain accepted without fees. The department will also upgrade its online database, PhilaDox, enhancing user experience while maintaining existing functionalities.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

Starting September 29, 2025, the Philadelphia Department of Records will accept credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing convenience for transactions often costing hundreds to thousands of dollars. A 3.5% convenience fee will apply to card payments, while cash and other forms of payment remain accepted without fees. Additionally, the PhilaDox online database will undergo an upgrade to improve user experience.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services. This change accompanies an upgrade to their PhilaDox website, enhancing user experience. The updates aim to streamline service access for residents.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing convenience for residents. Additionally, the PhilaDox website received an upgrade to improve user experience. These changes aim to streamline access to essential government services.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade! Department of Records

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing payment options for residents. Additionally, the PhilaDox website has undergone an upgrade to improve user experience. This update reflects the city's commitment to modernizing public services.

Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

The Department of Records in Philadelphia now accepts credit and debit cards for in-person services, enhancing convenience for residents. Additionally, the PhilaDox website has received an upgrade to improve user experience. This change aims to streamline access to vital records for the community.

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