Date of entry proof
Mar 23rd 2011, 10:18 pm
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Date of entry proof
Hi everyone,
Unfortunately I have been laid off and I need to prove to the employment my proof date of entry into the US. It's bloody stupid as I have been a permanent resident since 1991 and am now 48. I do not have my old passport and need to provide the date of entry to prove I did not need to register for the selective service.
Anyone have a suggestions ?
thanks.
Unfortunately I have been laid off and I need to prove to the employment my proof date of entry into the US. It's bloody stupid as I have been a permanent resident since 1991 and am now 48. I do not have my old passport and need to provide the date of entry to prove I did not need to register for the selective service.
Anyone have a suggestions ?
thanks.
Mar 23rd 2011, 10:34 pm
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Re: Date of entry proof
Hm. You might be able to prove the date that you were still living in the UK and thus show that you were over 26 at that time. Have you got any old paperwork from your time in the UK that would show you were still there in 1990?
Mar 23rd 2011, 10:37 pm
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Re: Date of entry proof
Hi everyone,
Unfortunately I have been laid off and I need to prove to the employment my proof date of entry into the US. It's bloody stupid as I have been a permanent resident since 1991 and am now 48. I do not have my old passport and need to provide the date of entry to prove I did not need to register for the selective service.
Anyone have a suggestions ?
thanks.
Unfortunately I have been laid off and I need to prove to the employment my proof date of entry into the US. It's bloody stupid as I have been a permanent resident since 1991 and am now 48. I do not have my old passport and need to provide the date of entry to prove I did not need to register for the selective service.
Anyone have a suggestions ?
thanks.
Mar 23rd 2011, 11:32 pm
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Re: Date of entry proof
It might be for unemployment benefits.
Mar 23rd 2011, 11:57 pm
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Re: Date of entry proof
It's for training from the EDD, the head of training needs to prove I was not required to register for selective service as I entered the US after I was 26. She's being a real hard ass. My old passport is missing I have my current and green card.
She says I need a letter from the INS showing my date of entry.
I found the INS's website most unhelpful.
She says I need a letter from the INS showing my date of entry.
I found the INS's website most unhelpful.
Last edited by alivin; Mar 24th 2011 at 12:03 am.
Mar 24th 2011, 12:18 am
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Re: Date of entry proof
It's for training from the EDD, the head of training needs to prove I was not required to register for selective service as I entered the US after I was 26. She's being a real hard ass. My old passport is missing I have my current and green card.
She says I need a letter from the INS showing my date of entry.
I found the INS's website most unhelpful.
She says I need a letter from the INS showing my date of entry.
I found the INS's website most unhelpful.
Mar 24th 2011, 2:01 am
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Re: Date of entry proof
any chance of getting something from the ss website?
does sound rather daft though...
does sound rather daft though...
Mar 24th 2011, 4:37 am
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Re: Date of entry proof
They want you to prove a negative from 20 years ago? I'd get together as much evidence as you can (anything with dates on from your first job, maybe when you opened your bank account, if it's the same one, etc.) and if she's not satisfied ask to speak to someone else. Or is it possible to go to a different branch of the EDD so you'd get to deal with someone else without having to upset the first woman?
This link is to the requirements they're looking for (it goes directly to a pdf file). If you look at page 51 and the next few pages it has info that might help you. Or might not, but it might give you info to throw back a her.
http://www.edd.ca.gov/Jobs_and_Train...rwiad04-18.pdf
This link is to the requirements they're looking for (it goes directly to a pdf file). If you look at page 51 and the next few pages it has info that might help you. Or might not, but it might give you info to throw back a her.
http://www.edd.ca.gov/Jobs_and_Train...rwiad04-18.pdf
Last edited by Jscl; Mar 24th 2011 at 4:47 am. Reason: added link
