"Oh, good point."

"I have those!"

"You do. - So how was school, what are you studying?"

"Oh, in high school people don't specialize much yet, but--" she describes her classes and what they're currently covering and what the teachers are like.

"When is it you get to go to college? I wonder if I should go to college here..."

"Not for another year," she sighs. "I don't know if you should, your lack of documentation'll make it harder..."

"I should probably have some kind of solution to that, I bet enrolling in school's not the only thing that gets complicated without paperwork."

"Yeah, we should get that handled."

"Do I fall into any remotely handleable category?"

"I would be seriously surprised if you were genuinely unprecedented, in needing a legal identity because you don't already have one if not in being from another universe."

"So how do you find out what people who don't have legal identities do, is there an obvious person to call...?"

"Not obvious, but my magical girl-ing has gleaned me relevant contacts, I can ask some people."

"Thank you. What kind of magical girling leads to networking?"

"The kind that has surviving victims who need help and you stick around to help give it."

"...ah."

"Fortunately the kind of contact cultivated in that scenario is heavily skewed towards the kind of thing I expect to be relevant here."

"I could see how that'd happen."

"So I'll ask around."

"Thank you."

"You're welcome."