Asked by Anonymous on 11-10-2024 11:19:38
Question posted in the Immigration Law category relating to Gauteng
I was born in the then Carletonville now Merafong City in 1966. I attended all of elementary school there until I started my high school studies in Lesotho. My parents were migrant workers from Lesotho. I acquired my ID I 1986 and got married to Kholu Mashea in 1994. In 2010, whilst studying in San Francisco in the United States, I lost my ID there. Upon my return from the US, I went to report the lost ID to the Home Affairs just to be told that my ID was blocked. It's because of the blockage that I seek your intervention.
I thank you
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