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SSN application for K2

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kitnaw   0

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Hello again to everyone here in VJ!

I haven't applied yet a SSN for my son because the SSA requires us to apply for EAD. My son is only a child so why should I apply for a work permit. What if we just show his Permanent Resident card once it arrived? Do you think it would be sufficient?

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10-07-2006- AOS sent to Chicago

10/13/2006- USCIS received AOS

10/20/2006- Received NOA in the mail

10/23/2006- Received Biometrics Appoinment in the mail

10/31/2006- Biometrics Appoinment in Portland, Oregon

11/13/2006- Received Appoinment Letter for Initial Interview

01/03/2007- Initial Interview at Seattle

01/04/2007- Received an email from Cris regarding approval

01/12/2007- Another email from regarding ordering of Green card.

01/12/2007- Recieved Welcome Notice

01/13/2007- Green card arrived...yahoo!

My Son's AOS

11/14/2006- AOS sent to Chicago

11/24/2006- Rejection Notice and AOS package received from Chicago

12/19/2006- AOS re-sent to Chicago

01/03/2007- Received NOA in the mail

01/13/2007- Biometrics appoinment letter

01/16/2007- Biometrics at Portland, Oregon

01/23/2007- Received Appoinment Letter for Initial Interview

01/24/2007- Biometrics done

03/08/2007- Initial Interview at Seattle

03/15/2007- Received Welcome notice

03/18/2007- Green card arrived..yipee!

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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Wait until your son has his permanent residence card, then you can apply for his SSN. You show that you have green card, so you can apply for yours if you have not done so yet.

K-2 needs either Green Card, or EAD. Green-Card is also EAD.

K-1 can apply for SSN within 76 days of entry or has to wait until either EAD or Green Card.

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payxibka   10,044

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In between now and your son receiving his SSN you will want to acquire an ITIN for him so that he can be properly claimed as a deduction your your tax returns.

YMMV

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