I-129F and social security number

[norotonfd 1]

My wife and I met when she was here on a work/travel program so she has a social security number from last year that says "Only Valid with DHS Paperwork". She has since returned home as she is finishing school.

Should I put her social security number from her work/travel visit on line 8 of the I-129 F I am filling out?

[scy 0]

My wife and I met when she was here on a work/travel program so she has a social security number from last year that says "Only Valid with DHS Paperwork". She has since returned home as she is finishing school.

Should I put her social security number from her work/travel visit on line 8 of the I-129 F I am filling out?

How is your wife going to come on a fiancee's visa if she is already married?

And yes, write the SSN on the I-129F. That is the only she will receive for the rest of her life.

[I'm Gone 60]

My wife and I met when she was here on a work/travel program so she has a social security number from last year that says "Only Valid with DHS Paperwork". She has since returned home as she is finishing school.

Should I put her social security number from her work/travel visit on line 8 of the I-129 F I am filling out?

That's her SSN, so of course enter it on any form that requests her SSN. Once, she gets here that's one less thing she needs to do if she still has the SSN card.

[norotonfd 1]

Sorry I made a mistake in my original wording. She is still my fiance, but if all goes as planned we will be married this year. Still the point you made stands, that her social security number from her previous trip should be put on my I-129F even though it is a work/travel social security number?

[I'm Gone 60]

Still the point you made stands, that her social security number from her previous trip should be put on my I-129F even though it is a work/travel social security number?

An SSN is an SSN. The only thing that differs is the type of card that's issued and coding of the SSN record.