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My parents before they left america they filed an SSN for me but i have never been to america would this be a ground for them to deny my interview?

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My parents before they left america they (they stayed there for almost 5years with non-immigrant visa) filed an SSN for me but i have never been to america would this be a ground for them to deny my interview?

coz all i know they are very strict. and what if they will find it in their system that i have ssn already would they deny me and not issue a visa for me and my kids?

I-130 Track:

Apr. 19. 2006: I-130 Sent/Submitted

May.06. 2006: I-130 NOA1

Oct. 26. 2009: I-130 NOA2

NVC Track:

Oct. 20. 2009: ACL email received with case number & AOS Fee Bill from email

Oct. 25. 2009: AOS paid online

Oct. 27. 2009: AOS Cover Sheet & ACL sent via FedEx

Oct. 29. 2009: NVC received the ACL

Nov. 11/16. 2009: IV Fee Bill / paid online

Nov. 17. 2009: IV Cover Sheet & Requested to add a child in NVC case

Dec. 07. 2009: Approval of additional child in NVC case received via email & paid IV bill

Dec. 11. 2009: Sent DS-230 via LBC

Dec. 17. 2009: I-864 sent via USPS overnight & DS-230 received (as per avr)

Dec. 21. 2009: I-864 received as per avr/has reviewed DS-230

Jan. 07. 2010: Received email-checklist dated Jan.06.2010. printed & mailed it via usps.

Jan. 26. 2010: CASE COMPLETED on January 23, 2010 as per avr.

Mar. 15. 2010: Schedule was given last Feb.12/ Interview on April 22! at USEM as per operator & email

USEM Track:

Mar. 19. 2010: Left NVC and forwarded to USEM

Apr. 19-21 2010: Passed medical (me and my son) / May 4-6 passed medical (daughter)

Apr. 22. 2010: Interview APPROVED for me and my son / May 12 interivew APPROVED (daughter)

May 26. 2010: POE SEATTLE

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My parents before they left america they (they stayed there for almost 5years with non-immigrant visa) filed an SSN for me but i have never been to america would this be a ground for them to deny my interview?

coz all i know they are very strict. and what if they will find it in their system that i have ssn already would they deny me and not issue a visa for me and my kids?

No, no problem... Having a SSN has no impact on denial or approval... Many people who are non immigrants have SSN (workers, students etc...) However that SSN is your lifetime SSN so you will have to let them know you have been assigned one and once you get in the US you have to notify Social Security that you have changed status to LPR...

10/14/2000 - Met Aboard a Cruise ship

06/14/2003 - Married Savona Italy

I-130

03/21/2009 - I-130 Mailed to Chicago lockbox

11-30-09: GOT GREEN CARD in mail!!!!!!

Citizenship Process;

1/11/2013: Mailed N400 to Dallas Texas

3/11/2013: interview.. Approved

4/4/2013. : Oath! Now a U.S. citizen!

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Shouldn't do. I have a SSN from when I had an L2 visa when my parents lived there. I was never officially resident in the US because I started college in London at the same time that they moved there, but it was needed for the 1 year's worth of insurance coverage I could get under my father's policy.

Timeline Summary:

K-1/K-2 NOA1 - POE: 9 February - 9 July 2010

Married: 17 July 2010

AOS mailed - Interview : 22 November 2010 - 10 March 2011

ROC mailed - approved: 14 February - 18 June 2013

Citizenship mailed - ceremony: 9 February - 7 June 2017

 

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My parents before they left america they (they stayed there for almost 5years with non-immigrant visa) filed an SSN for me but i have never been to america would this be a ground for them to deny my interview?

coz all i know they are very strict. and what if they will find it in their system that i have ssn already would they deny me and not issue a visa for me and my kids?

No, no problem... Having a SSN has no impact on denial or approval... Many people who are non immigrants have SSN (workers, students etc...) However that SSN is your lifetime SSN so you will have to let them know you have been assigned one and once you get in the US you have to notify Social Security that you have changed status to LPR...

thank you so much christeen and sundrop for telling me this, this has been such a relieve! i hope everything would be just fine....

I-130 Track:

Apr. 19. 2006: I-130 Sent/Submitted

May.06. 2006: I-130 NOA1

Oct. 26. 2009: I-130 NOA2

NVC Track:

Oct. 20. 2009: ACL email received with case number & AOS Fee Bill from email

Oct. 25. 2009: AOS paid online

Oct. 27. 2009: AOS Cover Sheet & ACL sent via FedEx

Oct. 29. 2009: NVC received the ACL

Nov. 11/16. 2009: IV Fee Bill / paid online

Nov. 17. 2009: IV Cover Sheet & Requested to add a child in NVC case

Dec. 07. 2009: Approval of additional child in NVC case received via email & paid IV bill

Dec. 11. 2009: Sent DS-230 via LBC

Dec. 17. 2009: I-864 sent via USPS overnight & DS-230 received (as per avr)

Dec. 21. 2009: I-864 received as per avr/has reviewed DS-230

Jan. 07. 2010: Received email-checklist dated Jan.06.2010. printed & mailed it via usps.

Jan. 26. 2010: CASE COMPLETED on January 23, 2010 as per avr.

Mar. 15. 2010: Schedule was given last Feb.12/ Interview on April 22! at USEM as per operator & email

USEM Track:

Mar. 19. 2010: Left NVC and forwarded to USEM

Apr. 19-21 2010: Passed medical (me and my son) / May 4-6 passed medical (daughter)

Apr. 22. 2010: Interview APPROVED for me and my son / May 12 interivew APPROVED (daughter)

May 26. 2010: POE SEATTLE

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