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Do i really need to have SSN before the weeding?

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raven52   233

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I will relate our experience, as I thought it best to wait until after the wedding, and we did, but the name change caused a huge problem in S. Carolina,.,.,.,it took 5 trips back to ge the ssn#.,.,.,the name from the Filipino name to the American name, was a nightmare.,.,.

My friend had his fiance come here many months before mine, she got her ssn# under her maiden name, no problem.,.,.,then after the marriage went back for a name change with a cert. copy of marriage license.,.,,,.wish I had done like he did.,.,.,seems to be no short cuts.,.,at least here in S. Carolina.

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dea87   1

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It is best to get your ssn before your 90 days expire and before you apply for your aos.

IF you apply for it after your 90days have expired you cannot receive your ssn until you have your green card.

which means that if you get your EAD you cannot work as you do not have an ssn.

IF you apply for it first before your 90days expire you can now work once you have your EAD, and you can just change the name on the ssn once you are married.

I have my SSN now as early as 1 week. Now preparin to attend twogetherintwo seminar. ??

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Laspoxaroumeni   68

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Guys may i ask something? When will i be able to get a driving license?? After i get the ssn?? And can i go to school? Or i ll have to wait to get the green card?

01-08-2013 : We decided to be a couple and walk on the same life path!!!!

06-08-2013 : I traveled to the US to stay with my man for 3 months. We got engaged!!!!

Meanwhile :

July 2013 : My fiancé apply for his citizenship.

November 2013 : My fiancé become an American citizen.

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12-23-2013 : We sent I-129F form.

12-30-2013 : I-129F NOA1.

01-06-2014 : I-129F RFE ( fee mistake - we sent 341$ not 340$ ) + NOA1 Hardcopy.

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USCIS

01-22-2014 : We re-sent I-124F form.

01-24-2014 : I-129F NOA 1.

01-27-2014 : Case Number changed.

01-28-2014 : Alien Registration Number changed.

01-31-2014 : NOA1 Hardcopy.

02-07-2014 : Expedite requested.

02-10-2014 : Requested expedite denied.

04-28-2014 : Expedite requested (financial loss).

05-02-2014 : Email received requesting evidence to expedite + we sent evidence right away.

05-05-2014 : Expedite request approved (we called uscis on 05/08 and they told us that got approved).

05-08-2014 : NOA2

05-12-2014 : Uscis mail us noa2

05-14-2014 : Noa2 hardcopy received

05-21-2014 : Noa2 hardcopy received again with date 05-12-2014

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NVC

05-22-2014 : Case Creation Date

05-29-2014 : NVC Left

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Embassy

06-06-2014 : Received By Consulate

06-10-2014 : Received Package 3

06-18-2014 : Package 3 Sent

07-01-2014 : Received Package 4

07-07-2014 : Medical Exam

07-17-2014 : Interview (221g) (Administrative Processing)

07-17-2014 : Sent back an email as they asked

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KayDeeCee   4,891

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~ Moved from AOS from Family Based Visas to Social Security Numbers - topic mainly about getting SSN, not AOS process ~

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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