Though CVS & Library sounds like good ideas, none of them are specifically approved by USCIS and they definitively do not seem like conclusive evidence of continuous residence in USA, anybody could sign up for them without government ID.

This seems like a problem for several Nepali people, we need a solid evidence that USCIS can not deny.

We are looking for "TPS genius" who can think of a way to prove continuous residence in US for a genuine person who has no rented apt, utility bills, employment. Even some lawyers seem confused about this issue.

Also, does anybody remember what uscis team said during today (July 1)'s teleconference, We need something certified or approved by USCIS so that a small mistake would not blow away TPS dream for several sarbasadharan Nepali people in USA.