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Question Number: 22882Other 3/1/2010RE: Rec Under 11 Michael Yessaillian of Westwood, MA United States asks...How long does it take for my 2010 ID card to get delivered? Answer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham It can take up to two months.
If you need your id number, your state referee administrator may be able to help. If they don't, and it has already been more than two months, contact U.S. Soccer direct at 312.808.1300 and ask for the Referee department.
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View Referee Dennis Wickham profileAnswer provided by Referee Gary Voshol Remember there are 2 or 3 potential sources of delay - your local (re)certification instructor, your state referee committee, and USSF's Chicago office.
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