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caityrose   0

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Hey,

Is it ok to black out the Social Security Number and just leave the last 4 digits visible?? My parents are co-sponsors and my mom would feel more comfortable not to have her SSN floating around. Is that ok?

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YuAndDan   153

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If worried about SSN, a practice some do is send the I-134 Package directly to the US consulate with a cover letter stating clearly CDJ-Case-Number, and information about the beneficiary.

Send both Primary sponsor, and Co-Sponsor I-134 to them. Do this after P3 is received so that they can be added to the open file.

Send to:

Consulate General of the United States of America

P.O. Box 10545

El Paso, Tx. 79995

I would contact the consulate and ask if this is OK.

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payxibka   10,048

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If your parents are co-sponsoring on the I134 you must include the SS#s. Blacking out would not be OK.

Out of curiosity...Why? I am not sure the SSN is so much an issue...

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maoyu   0

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Out of curiosity...Why? I am not sure the SSN is so much an issue...

Just called DOS, they said absolutely do not black out the SSN. Their number: 202-663-1225

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baron555   934

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Hey,

Is it ok to black out the Social Security Number and just leave the last 4 digits visible?? My parents are co-sponsors and my mom would feel more comfortable not to have her SSN floating around. Is that ok?

Floating around where? USCIS, a US government agency? The US Embassy, another US goevernment affiliated organization?

It's already "floating" around the US government; I'd tell them not to be so paranoid. (But it is good they are concerned about it.)

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