<human>: I have recently been hired on as a data entry clerk / receptionist. I'm working for a non-profit that works with my state's Department of Children and Families.

I will not be doing any traveling on the job. I don't own a car and I don't have car insurance. Currently, I drive my fiance's car to work and I believe his car insurance covers anyone who is actually driving the car. The car is registered under his dad.

My new boss was very annoyed that I'm not able to provide the documents they "need." They made it clear to me that if I am driving this car to work, I need to have my name registered on both the vehicle registration and on the car insurance. And that this needs to happen overnight with documentation by tomorrow. WTF?!

What am I supposed to do? Do they actually even need this and can they require this from me? Driving is not even a fucking part of my job description! This applies much more to the company's social workers that go to clients' homes, but I sit at a desk all damn day.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: New entry-level desk job requires me to add my name to my fiance's vehicle registration and insurance overnight and give them proof by tomorrow. Driving is not even a fucking part of the job description.