stupid question

[Loverules 0]

i have a stupid question if i have a good credit now but obviously i don't have a good social number when they

i finish my procedure would they assign me a new number but what about my credit would the stay the same of would i have to start from the beginning again

[dwheels76 5,459]

i have a stupid question if i have a good credit now but obviously i don't have a good social number when they

i finish my procedure would they assign me a new number but what about my credit would the stay the same of would i have to start from the beginning again

If you had a social security number in the past its yours for life.

[Loverules 0]

If you had a social security number in the past its yours for life.

no is not a good social number is a made up number

[dwheels76 5,459]

no is not a good social number is a made up number

So u r saying u build credit on a fake made up social security number and want to know if u will have to start over with credit? Hmmm well I don't have the answers for you.

Let me ask did u also pay taxes and social security with this made up number? or are we talking about undocumented immigrant here?

I am sure the more knowledgeable folk will come along and advise. I will just watch and wait this is a learning one for me.

I do wish you the best though. Sorry I can't help here. I have more questions than answers.

[jaycali 415]

no is not a good social number is a made up number

A fake social security number, or someone else's social security number?

Have you ever used this number for anything in the US? I don't really get how you can build any sort of credit on a made up number.

Even so, if you have ever used a fake or someone else's social security number in the US, that's fraud, a felony, a crime involving moral turpitude. You will have much bigger problems than starting from scratch on your credit. In essence, this is a very likely visa denial.

If you by some miracle do get a visa, the US will not give you a fake social - You'd get a new real one.

Edited January 9, 2013 by Jay Jay

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

Well, hopefully you never claimed to be a USC while using your fake SSN. That would make you inadmissible and there is no waiver to overcome that permanent ban.

[av8or 34]

stupid question = stupid answer -----> give me your social security # that u have and let me check for you your credit..

[Loverules 0]

stupid question = stupid answer -----> give me your social security # that u have and let me check for you your credit..

Ok what number like I said I don't have one

[Darnell 8,478]

i have a stupid question if i have a good credit now but obviously i don't have a good social number when they

i finish my procedure would they assign me a new number but what about my credit would the stay the same of would i have to start from the beginning again

in what country do you have good credit ?

[Loverules 0]

in what country do you have good credit ?

It was just a Rhetorical question

[Darnell 8,478]

BUDDY -- if you have great credit under a assumed SSN in the USA, and you are applying for a VISA as a beneficiary -

The FBI will catch up with you, during the namechecks ...

[Loverules 0]

BUDDY -- if you have great credit under a assumed SSN in the USA, and you are applying for a VISA as a beneficiary -

The FBI will catch up with you, during the namechecks ...

Like I said I don't have anything I don't even owe a credit card or a cell phone

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

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Everyone is not here to 'get a social or become legal'. Everyone does not enter this country illegally to begin with. My husband entered the US for the first time legally with a K-1 visa. He never ever attempted to enter illegally. He tried several times to get a tourist visa to enter legally before we went through the immigration process, but guess what? People like you that think the law does not apply to them and enter the US illegally and stay illegally are the main reason he could never get a tourist visa.

Your question on this forum was not rhetorical. Why would anyone post a rhetorical question, and a question of that nature no less, if it was meant to be rhetorical? A rhetorical question is one that is asked to simply make a point and no response is expected. You knew what you were asking and you were expecting responses. You just did not get any responses you wanted to hear.

If you have been using a fake SSN and you ever claimed to be USC while living here illegally, it probably will catch up to you.

Edited January 10, 2013 by Kathryn41
to remove quoted TOS violating post

[Loverules 0]

(edited to remove response to TOS violating post)

Everyone is not here to 'get a social or become legal'. Everyone does not enter this country illegally to begin with. My husband entered the US for the first time legally with a K-1 visa. He never ever attempted to enter illegally. He tried several times to get a tourist visa to enter legally before we went through the immigration process, but guess what? People like you that think the law does not apply to them and enter the US illegally and stay illegally are the main reason he could never get a tourist visa.

Your question on this forum was not rhetorical. Why would anyone post a rhetorical question, and a question of that nature no less, if it was meant to be rhetorical? A rhetorical question is one that is asked to simply make a point and no response is expected. You knew what you were asking and you were expecting responses. You just did not get any responses you wanted to hear.

If you have been using a fake SSN and you ever claimed to be USC while living here illegally, it probably will catch up to you.

Ok your husband is here because of you but ask him what other people have to go like me I did not had a choice coming here I came since I was a baby so could I make the decision so don't judge people if you don't know the story ask your husband he will know all the people are not he lucky like him just ask if he truly is a Mexican he will know what other people go to get here sweetie to the land of the freedom

Edited January 10, 2013 by Kathryn41
edited to remove quoted response to removed TOS violating post

[Loverules 0]

Ok your husband is here because of you but ask him what other people have to go like me I did not had a choice coming here I came since I was a baby so could I make the decision so don't judge people if you don't know the story ask your husband he will know all the people are not he lucky like him just ask if he truly is a Mexican he will know what other people go to get here sweetie to the land of the freedom

I don't claim to be from here I just want to live in peace so I can have the same opportunity as anyone else to live with my husband who is by the way born here and raise here in the USA he knows what I Been through and he supports me and love me and I can truly say that I marry him for love not just to become legal not like other people who do