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[quote=Anonymous]Our live-in nanny told us she had a driver's license. She also has a work permit which we made copies of while waiting for her greencard paperwork to finalize.

What she didn't tell us was that her driver's license was temporary and attached to 30 days after the expiration date of her work visa.

She made a mistake processing her work visa paperwork and the result is that her license expires Friday and her work permit ID has not arrived yet.

The DMV will not accept an expired work permit as an ID and the only other form of identification she has is a passport.

This really destroys our whole schedule because she has picked up our daughter from school and taken her to after school appointments and classes.

Now we have no one to do that and will have to put our daughter in aftercare until we can pick her up racing to get there from work. This will cost us additional money and there is no end in site because she said she doesn't know when her work ID will arrive (she says she processed it 10/1 and it is supposed to take 42 days but who know what's what at this point?!).

She said we should just take the cost of the aftercare from her paycheck (she is a live in) until she can drive again.

WWYD?[/quote]

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