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My fiance and I have decided that we are going to apply for my Social Security Number BEFORE we get married, then change my name on it.

We are planning on going to the local office to apply on the 19th of this month as it will be 17 days after my arrival in the US.

I have two questions -

1 - What will I need to take to the office to apply?

2 - How many days will it take (approx) to receive my SSN or will I get it the same day?

Thanks in advance

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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My fiance and I have decided that we are going to apply for my Social Security Number BEFORE we get married, then change my name on it.

We are planning on going to the local office to apply on the 19th of this month as it will be 17 days after my arrival in the US.

I have two questions -

1 - What will I need to take to the office to apply?

2 - How many days will it take (approx) to receive my SSN or will I get it the same day?

Thanks in advance

1) D/L the SS-5 application from the SSA website.... passport w/visa is required to be shown

2) in 2-3 weeks after application is the "typical" length of time to get the SSN card

YMMV

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Italy
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you can download the form or you'll find it at the SSN office as well.

passport with visa and I-94, that's all they need. the front office operator may tell you that they do not release it unless you have a work permit (that's what they told me at first): in this case ask to talk to a supervisor.

I got mine after about 10 days.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Agree with the form SS-5 but here's the link: http://www.ssa.gov/online/ss-5.pdf

As for how long it took.. mine was pretty quick, took 6 days to arrive. You just need to take your passport (they need to see the K1 visa), and I-94 (needs to still be current). Here's the guide: http://www.visajourney.com/content/ssn

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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We applied for Mathews on Tuesday and got it on Saturday in the mail. We pre-filled out the form and took it down to the office with his passport that had his I-94 in it. Easiest thing we've done so far since he's been here.

The DMV still swears he has to hold his permit though, even though the website specifically says he doesn't. But I'm too tired to fight that battle. Only 5 days until he can test anyway. Guess you just have to learn to pick your battles :)

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