I don’t like having to deal with government social security cards whenever I am applying for up-to-date tasks.
Since it’s not at all smart to keep them in your trifold at all times, I keep mine at home.
It’s not that I’m not super careful around paper—but when you have a small card that needs to be taken to all different dealers upon applying for an up-to-date task, you risk mangle each and every time. I wish they came laminated directly from the national government. Or better yet, I wish they were issued as plastic cards the same as driver’s licenses and other state ID cards. That way I could store it somewhere safe at your home and never have to worry about it getting mangled whenever I need it for any variety of crucial purposes. Perhaps they don’t do this because they worry people would be way too encouraged to store these cards in the trifolds and wallets, however that doesn’t feel like it means I can simply get it laminated myself. I suppose that some print stores offer modern laminating services for things such as these, although I have to be tolerable and disclose that I don’t suppose any print stores in our city. It’s not a job I’ve ever needed in the past. I found four printing stores in our city, I started calling them to get quotes on laminating a social security card. Thankfully it wasn’t long before I found a print store more than four hours from our house that certainly offers affordable laminating services.