Re: ID for hearing/USA

[Guest guest]

Ian almost positive that it doesn't matter where the ID is from, but tiu

should call the ALJ to be sure.

Steve M in PA

I am not in my hometown. I have temporarily relocated among the homes of

several friends and family. I have no permanent place to get a drivers

license where my dad lives.

My SSDI hearing is in Dec. I have ordered my birth certificate to try to get

one in time.

It says I need a valid state I.d. but does it have to be from the state

where my hearing is held?l

[Guest guest]

Your valid ID has to be from the state you are from. You need to get someone

that you are staying with to let you use their address. Then you can apply for

benefits such as food stamps, healthcare, etc. Good luck. I will say a prayer

for you.

Hugs,

SHELL

>Ellen wrote:

>I am not in my hometown. I have temporarily relocated among the homes of

several friends and family. I have no permanent place to get a drivers license

where my dad lives.

>My SSDI hearing is in Dec. I have ordered my birth certificate to try to get

one in time.

>It says I need a valid state I.d. but does it have to be from the state where

my hearing is held?

[Guest guest]

Ellen wrote:

> I am not in my hometown. I have temporarily relocated among the homes of

several friends and family. I have no permanent place to get a drivers license

where my dad lives.

>

> My SSDI hearing is in Dec. I have ordered my birth certificate to try to get

one in time.

>

> It says I need a valid state I.d. but does it have to be from the state where

my hearing is held?

>

>

>

-Ellen,

Call them to be sure as anything we tell you may be wrong. I would just have

both if you don't get an answer. Sometimes they ask for a billing address from

an utility bill of the place you are staying but to be sure contact the people

who requested it. The Department of Public Safety can assist you. I would call

them to be sure. Good Luck Ellen. Bennie