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verocalixto

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My husband's idnentification, ss card, birth certificate was lost aprox. 8 years ago. It ended up in the wrong hands and this person, possing as my husband, went to the Massachusetts registry of motor vehicles and obtained a driver's lis and registered a car to my husband. The registry never took responsiblity and finally issued my husband a lis. with a state number. The person possing as my husband worked and reported income to my husband's social creating problems for us and the IRS. After years of correspondence with the IRS they have finally cleared up my husband's account. This person was also able to obtain credit and utilities under my husband's name which he defaulted on and appears on my husband's credit report. We know this person has moved to the state of California because that is where to fraudulant work and utilities were obtained. Now my husband has been suppena'd to appear in court for an auto accident back in 1994. The person and vehicle involved was the person who obtained my husband's driver's lis. and the vehicle registered to my husband's name. When my husband called for info regarding the suppena, he explained he was never involved in this auto accident and this is a case of miss indentification. This is all the fault of the registry who issued this other man a DL. with my husband's info in the first place and they will not take responsibility. What are we to do?! How do we prove this was not my husband involved in the accident, and how do we clear up this matter one in for all? when ever we think it's done and over with, something else this fraudulant man did comes back to haunt us!
 


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I am a law school graduate. What I offer is mere information, not to be construed as forming an attorney client relationship.

Sue the DMV immediately, Hire an attorney for this.

To prove it was not your husband -- show anything -- time sheets from work, work witness affadavits, your husband (i.e. his face - i am sure the person who was the victim could tell the difference between the two men).


 

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