Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
My dear friend is loosing his drivers license because under new laws
the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is requiring a social security number. The MAIN question: Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? JUST some notes: My friend came here from central america with the dream of becoming a citizen. He came here after graduating college, and learining to speak english fluently. He is an honest, hardworking, and good person. His visitor's visa expired 10 years ago, and the USA is the only place he calls home. I fear he may become a man without a country. He would fight and die for this country. It is sad that Lady Liberty doesn't have a place for him. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
Originally Posted by Tony
The MAIN question: Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
You friend may be all of the nice things you said about him. However, he cannot obtain a social security card without legal status. The fact that he overstayed his visitor's visa by nearly ten years means if he is discovered and removed from the US he would be banned from return.
Ten years ago he could have gotten a social security card without any legal status in the US. They were giving them out without any records from CIS. Now, as Bob said, he is SOL.
Originally Posted by Tony
My dear friend is loosing his drivers license because under new laws
the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is requiring a social security number. The MAIN question: Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? JUST some notes: My friend came here from central america with the dream of becoming a citizen. He came here after graduating college, and learining to speak english fluently. He is an honest, hardworking, and good person. His visitor's visa expired 10 years ago, and the USA is the only place he calls home. I fear he may become a man without a country. He would fight and die for this country. It is sad that Lady Liberty doesn't have a place for him. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
On 28 May 2005 17:20:41 -0700, "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote:
>My dear friend is loosing his drivers license because under new laws >the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is requiring a social security number. >The MAIN question: >Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? >JUST some notes: >My friend came here from central america with the dream of becoming a >citizen. He came here after graduating college, and learining to speak >english fluently. He is an honest, hardworking, and good person. His >visitor's visa expired 10 years ago, and the USA is the only place he >calls home. I fear he may become a man without a country. He would >fight and die for this country. It is sad that Lady Liberty doesn't >have a place for him. >Any help would be greatly appreciated. He rolled the dice and lost. Better smarts next time! -- "A society that robs an individual of the product of his effort... is... a mob held together by institutionalized gang rule." -- Ayn Rand |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
Lady Liberty cannot tolerate illegal things. Liberty without laws is
nothing but anarchy... "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] ups.com... > My dear friend is loosing his drivers license because under new laws > the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is requiring a social security number. > The MAIN question: > Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? > JUST some notes: > My friend came here from central america with the dream of becoming a > citizen. He came here after graduating college, and learining to speak > english fluently. He is an honest, hardworking, and good person. His > visitor's visa expired 10 years ago, and the USA is the only place he > calls home. I fear he may become a man without a country. He would > fight and die for this country. It is sad that Lady Liberty doesn't > have a place for him. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
If he had wanted to be a Citizen, then he would have had to come here on a Immigrant visa, not a Visitors visa.
And if he had done so, he would have been a Citizen a long time ago. |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
Originally Posted by Tony
My dear friend is loosing his drivers license because under new laws
the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is requiring a social security number. The MAIN question: Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? JUST some notes: My friend came here from central america with the dream of becoming a citizen. He came here after graduating college, and learining to speak english fluently. He is an honest, hardworking, and good person. His visitor's visa expired 10 years ago, and the USA is the only place he calls home. I fear he may become a man without a country. He would fight and die for this country. It is sad that Lady Liberty doesn't have a place for him. Any help would be greatly appreciated. As for his dream... I too have a dream.... and he's not in it. |
Re: Driver's License Problems for Out of Status Persons
I read that with the 'Real ID' law coming in, at least some states were
looking at creating a class of driver's licence that those without proper legal residency could still get. This would not be of any use when boarding flights or other things that require photo ID, but would at least allow them to drive legally. Not sure which states are looking at doing this... "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] ups.com... > My dear friend is loosing his drivers license because under new laws > the Dept. of Motor Vehicles is requiring a social security number. > The MAIN question: > Does anyone know if there is a way of keeping the license? > JUST some notes: > My friend came here from central america with the dream of becoming a > citizen. He came here after graduating college, and learining to speak > english fluently. He is an honest, hardworking, and good person. His > visitor's visa expired 10 years ago, and the USA is the only place he > calls home. I fear he may become a man without a country. He would > fight and die for this country. It is sad that Lady Liberty doesn't > have a place for him. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > |
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