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My wife is here, we married last year in Nov, we got a social security number before her K1 was expired..... Problem is..... we received a social security number the same as her twin sister.

Yes, both applied and received the same SS number... we tried to correct but since the K 1 expired thay cant issue another until she has her Green card which is under progress.....

we put our tax return on extension

so? can we file a return without an SS number??

anyone have this problem? Can you advise?

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Well, you can't apply for an ITIN, so it appears you need to wait until she gets her GC and apply once more for her SSN. It seems to me the SS folks would be obliged to help you out without waiting, however, since they dual-issued one SSN. Any chance her sister can re-apply for a new SSN, leaving your wife's as it is?

 
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