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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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one more question! (for now anyway...) If my fiance was here on a work visa this last year, and was issued a SS#, I should put that number for his SS# on the I-129F? or should I leave it blank since it was only issued for the length of his work visa?

Feb. 3, 2007- met JP when he started workin' for me:)

April 12, 2007- he left the country coz his work visa expired

Kept in touch for eight months

December 4, 2007- he returned to work again

May 9, 2008 - he left again after six awesome months together

K1 application

6-9-08 - application sent overnight

6-10-08 -application received by Cali service center

6-12-08 - check cashed!

6-14-08 - NOA1 hardcopy received

10-15-08 - TOUCHED

10-16-08 - TOUCHED - STATUS changed to "Approval has been sent" woo-hoo!

10-20-08 - NOA2 hardcopy received

10-22/23?-08 - NVC received

10-25-08 - NVC letter/notice received

10-29-08 - Package 3 docs received via email

10-31-08 - Sent copies pkg 3 to embassy

11-20-08 - RFE (wrong police cert.)

12-02-08 - RFE #2 (wrong police cert. again)

12-15-08 - FINALLY recieve interview date

1-15-09 - INTERVIEW

1-16-09 - mailed forgotten birth certificate to embassy

1-20-09 - birth cert. received at embassy

1-23-09 - VISA received via DHL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1-30-09- Juan Pablo flies to US

1-31-09 - I see him after 2 months of being apart!!!

2-04-09 - marriage!

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline
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one more question! (for now anyway...) If my fiance was here on a work visa this last year, and was issued a SS#, I should put that number for his SS# on the I-129F? or should I leave it blank since it was only issued for the length of his work visa?

SS# are issued for life....

YMMV

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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Posted
one more question! (for now anyway...) If my fiance was here on a work visa this last year, and was issued a SS#, I should put that number for his SS# on the I-129F? or should I leave it blank since it was only issued for the length of his work visa?

SS# are issued for life....

Shows how much I know about my own country.....ha! Actually I knew that was true for citizens, wasn't sure for foreigners here w/ different types of visas....thanks.:)

Feb. 3, 2007- met JP when he started workin' for me:)

April 12, 2007- he left the country coz his work visa expired

Kept in touch for eight months

December 4, 2007- he returned to work again

May 9, 2008 - he left again after six awesome months together

K1 application

6-9-08 - application sent overnight

6-10-08 -application received by Cali service center

6-12-08 - check cashed!

6-14-08 - NOA1 hardcopy received

10-15-08 - TOUCHED

10-16-08 - TOUCHED - STATUS changed to "Approval has been sent" woo-hoo!

10-20-08 - NOA2 hardcopy received

10-22/23?-08 - NVC received

10-25-08 - NVC letter/notice received

10-29-08 - Package 3 docs received via email

10-31-08 - Sent copies pkg 3 to embassy

11-20-08 - RFE (wrong police cert.)

12-02-08 - RFE #2 (wrong police cert. again)

12-15-08 - FINALLY recieve interview date

1-15-09 - INTERVIEW

1-16-09 - mailed forgotten birth certificate to embassy

1-20-09 - birth cert. received at embassy

1-23-09 - VISA received via DHL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1-30-09- Juan Pablo flies to US

1-31-09 - I see him after 2 months of being apart!!!

2-04-09 - marriage!

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted

Since SS benefits are determined based on years of service and earnings you want all work history for an individual to be reported under one number... Multiple numbers would be a bad thing.

YMMV

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Posted

SS# is issued to a person for life, so if they have one, YES put it on the I-129F where it asks for it.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

 
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