I need an MB's help asap!

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I did drop the ball about the license. It's only a week expired. It's a difficult situation because I'm am currently in court due to having my identity stolen ( am open credit card). I have to change my social, so I may not be able to renew until I get a new SS.

I only reached out because that MB asked me to reach out when the background checks come in. I was simply following what she asked.

How do you get a new SS? I thought you couldn't, no matter what.

Op here. I don't know where you heard that, but it is possible. Not anyone can get one though. You need have documentation for proof of why you need a new SS ( identity theft, domestic violence, etc.). It's a long process and not easy to do. Thankfully I have the help of my lawyer. Most people just get Life Lock, but when you have an immediate family member using your SS, you have to change it.

You sound like drama. You lied about the license and we're not truthful.

I didn't lie. I didn't realize until I ran it that it was expired. I told her that. It was an honest mistake. How am I drama? The fact that I did just as she asked, or the fact that I had my identity stolen. Sorry I can't leave such a privileged little life like you do. Plus, I can't get it renewed until I get my new SS. Until I get an offer, I am not divulging that information because it's not their business. Plain and simple!

Didn't you have to look at your license to enter the information? You should have waited a day and got it renewed before you decided to run it and try to play it off after the fact.

What don't you comprehend. I noticed it was expired when I went to run it. Due to needing to change my SS, I can't renew it until I get a new SS. I told MB that is was expired. She new I ran the check with an expired license.

They mail you a notice. I did it online for my last one. Simple. You probably have to retest.

Not in Chicago, sweetie.

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You are drama because an immediate family member stole your identity. That's only done when someone really hates you. You hired a lawyer instead of fixing your family relations before it reached this level. You are drama because you wanted to tell off a potential employer. You're drama because all of us are saying the same thing and you're arguing with us. You're drama because you're condescending by calling a PP "sweetie."

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Anonymous wrote:You are drama because an immediate family member stole your identity. That's only done when someone really hates you. You hired a lawyer instead of fixing your family relations before it reached this level. You are drama because you wanted to tell off a potential employer. You're drama because all of us are saying the same thing and you're arguing with us. You're drama because you're condescending by calling a PP "sweetie."

You seriously need some education. You are so dumb. You don't have to " hate" someone to steal their identity. My brother ( who loves me very much) has stolen several families identities and took out credit cards in their name. He has stolen many possessions from various family members, including my own parents. I didn't know a CC was taken out or any identity theft took place until I had to go to court for it. That's usually how these things happen. Identity theft can happen to anyone. I can't help what a grown adult does. Ignorant POS.

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Anonymous wrote:You are drama because an immediate family member stole your identity. That's only done when someone really hates you. You hired a lawyer instead of fixing your family relations before it reached this level. You are drama because you wanted to tell off a potential employer. You're drama because all of us are saying the same thing and you're arguing with us. You're drama because you're condescending by calling a PP "sweetie."

You seriously need some education. You are so dumb. You don't have to " hate" someone to steal their identity. My brother ( who loves me very much) has stolen several families identities and took out credit cards in their name. He has stolen many possessions from various family members, including my own parents. I didn't know a CC was taken out or any identity theft took place until I had to go to court for it. That's usually how these things happen. Identity theft can happen to anyone. I can't help what a grown adult does. Ignorant POS.

I'm not any of the posters you've been responding to, but you are proving their point (and making many of us think that the potential employer saw similar attitude and said no thanks.) You're angry, nasty, dramatic and foul-mouthed. I think perhaps nannying might not be the best profession for you.