My green card was thrown away by someone else by accident, and the thing is I just received it and haven't gotten a chance to open a bank account and get driver license. Don't have a passport, only social security. Called Citizenship and Immigration services and they said replacement will take awhile, they are shorthanded and just serving requests from November, 2006. So it's going to get a year to get it, I can't afford not being to work, have a car and bank account or anything else!
Now I have researched that they can put a stamp "temporary evidence" that you are a permanent resident in your passport while they do a replacement, but I don't have a passport! How do I get around this? Since I came to US before I was 18 I only have social security and birth certificate. Can they do standalone document of some sort just for this purpose, temporary evidence so I can actually live and do something.
2007-11-20
13:24:14
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