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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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Just want to know if the TIN number is different from SSS number?

Yes .TIN is Tax Identification Number it has 12 digit num while SSS is Social Security System and has 10 digit num :)

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Just want to know if the TIN number is different from SSS number?

Hi,

Yes, both are different. TIN tax identification number, SSS social security system number.

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TIN# can be 9 digits just like a SS# and you will need it to file a join return if you're married to a foreign wife, but you won't quailify for the tax stimulus check rebate then.

04-21-2005 Met in Makati, Philippines

04-01-2006 2nd trip to Mindanao and we both went to Bangkok Thailand(I proposed)

04-21-2006 Married in Mindanao, Philippines

11-01-2006 3rd trip-vacation together in Sagada,Philippines

04-21-2007 4th trip-Bukidnon,Philippines (celebrated our 1st year anniversary)

07-23-2007 Filed I-130

08-30-2007 5th trip-vacation in Tagaytag,Philippines

12-02-2007 6th trip-Manila

04-21-2008 7th trip-vacation in Camiguin,Philippines (celebrated our 2nd year anniversary)

06-23-2008 IR-1 Visa interview (339 days from filing)APPROVED

07-06-2008 8th trip Mindanao(going away party in Cagayan de Oro)

07-16-2008 Arrived at POE in Guam international airport at 4:00am

07-16-2008 Arrived in Houston Texas at 9:00am

08-02-2008 Received SS card in mail

08-08-2008 Received 10 yr. Green card

11-11-2009 1st Trip back to Mindanao together

12-08-2010 2nd Trip to Mindanao for Christmas

04-22-2011 Filed N-400

04-28-2011 Received text from USCIS "N-400 received and I-797 to follow in mail"

05-17-2011 Biometrics

08-09-2011 Interview (passed)

08-17-2011 Oath

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TIN# can be 9 digits just like a SS# and you will need it to file a join return if you're married to a foreign wife, but you won't quailify for the tax stimulus check rebate then.

Yes, i know now, i have already tin number when we filed the income tax at irs last year

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TIN# can be 9 digits just like a SS# and you will need it to file a join return if you're married to a foreign wife, but you won't quailify for the tax stimulus check rebate then.

Yes, i know now, i have already tin number when we filed the income tax at irs last year

Just to add to what every body else had already said,

Your SS #, when you get it, will replace your TIN number. You will have to stop using the TIN number.

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