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DD_PA   0

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My fiancé just arrived to US Saturday. Today I try to apply SS# for her, but there is someone told me, she need prove a resident address to ale to apply for SS#. is that correct? Someone please help me with this? Our wedding will be January 2, 2009. Is that okie to wait that long or we have to get marry license at court house now and the the wedding later?

Please help me. By the way I live in Arlington, TX

Thank you very much

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payxibka   10,044

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My fiancé just arrived to US Saturday. Today I try to apply SS# for her, but there is someone told me, she need prove a resident address to ale to apply for SS#. is that correct? Someone please help me with this? Our wedding will be January 2, 2009. Is that okie to wait that long or we have to get marry license at court house now and the the wedding later?

Please help me. By the way I live in Arlington, TX

Thank you very much

A K-1 visa holder can apply for a SSN anytime between day 1 to day 76 of entry.

YMMV

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Mononoke28   134

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As long as all her information has already been entered in the system by the USCIS, she can go get her SS# until 2 weeks before her I-94 expires.

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I'm Gone Experienced

I'm Gone   60

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My fiancé just arrived to US Saturday. Today I try to apply SS# for her, but there is someone told me, she need prove a resident address to ale to apply for SS#.

Not sure if this is what you mean, but a mailing address has to provided on the SSN application.

RM 00202.110 Form SS-5 Item 2 — Mailing Address

https://secure.ssa.gov/apps10/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202110

RM 00202.110 A Policy

A correct, complete address is needed to mail the SSN card. The correct ZIP code is especially important as it is used to determine the “area” part of the assigned SSN.

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I'm Gone Experienced

I'm Gone   60

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Our wedding will be January 2, 2009. Is that okie to wait that long or we have to get marry license at court house now and the the wedding later?

From and including: Saturday, October 25, 2008

To, but not including : Friday, January 2, 2009

It is 69 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date

I sure wouldn't wait that long to apply for the SSN. I would have her go apply November 10th, which is after 10 working days from when she arrived.

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