How do you prove continuous stay in The Us who isn't student and doesn't have a ss or job and is staying with friends who can not provide utility gas or rent receipts ?

YOU SHOULD HAVE GONE TO DOCTOR'S OFFICE,EMERGENCY ROOM,DENTAL OFFICE, ON THE SAME DAY JUNE 24 OR ON 25TH AND MAKE A ANOTHER APPOINTMENT..

Unfortunately those two things did not happen (unfortunately, did not go to embassy, doc's office), is there anything else that can be done ?

Have a cell phone? Print out a call log
Go to a nearby Hindu Temple and request them write something if its possible.

@lucky_Nepali, you sound you're not that lucky anyway,how long have you been in US, and IN which state do u live.

And your friends can not come up with even a single idea..

the prepaid phone does not seem to have call logs,

Nobody seems to know what works in this case, let's hope someone will come up with a great idea and write it here.

Let's hope all Nepali are going to be lucky eventually !!!

Dont stay like that, don't even waste one day..if you can't get 24th, then try to get any previous or todays date receipt of your full name and your address info.

pahila pahila ta sexy sanga khub jhagada garnu parthyo .. hijo aja bhane sexy le dherai ramro ramro kura haru share gari raachha ... thank you sexy!

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.

Go to Lens Crafters or Vision Works or any vision place to get your eyes examined, they will give you a prescription letter with your name and number. Make a copy of that and send it with your application.
Whomever you are living with, tell them to make an affidavit attesting that you have been living with them for x amount of time. Or you could go to a lawyer, they know what to do in this type of scenarios.
How long have you been in the States? Have you never been to the doctor?
Your I-94 will prove that you been in the United States but you need one more evidence for your residence here in certain location.