Is it you have got or you got?

Answer 1

That depends on whether you mean that it happened in the past or is happening right now. "You have been given" means that the giving of the object happened previously, while "you are given" means it is happening right now.

Example:

Yesterday, your friend asked whether you wanted to go see a movie today or hang out by the lake instead, but you still haven't made up your mind. You have been given a choice.

Your friend wants to know whether you want to see a movie or hang out at the lake. You are given a choice.

Further options include the simple past "you were given", implying a more specific past event, and the progressive "you are being given", implying an action which is in progress as the speaker speaks, as opposed to "are given" which implies habitual or customary action.

Example:

Rawlings, I am very unhappy about your habit of stealing in school. You have been given many warnings before; in fact you were given one just last week. Now, in our school you are given many chances to rectify your behaviour, but I warn you: you are being given your last chance now.

Answer 2

Neither. The proper locution is, "You have."