About Social Security

[marubear 0]

Hello!
I have yet another question!, five years ago I worked through one of those Work abroad programs in the US, Is that something that I need to make note of?.

If so when filling, do I include the SSN I was given or is that no longer valid?

Also In the G325a does that count as a residence seeing as I live there for 3 months throughout the program or give the nature of the program is it not necesary.

I would greatly appreciate the help

~Cheers.

[NikLR 13,234]

SSN is a number you have for your whole life. G-325a I think only wants residences over 6 months? But essentially it's a residence that you'd call home, one you get mail sent to, put on your driver's license etc...

[phd1974 17]

I believe you only need to mention that as it pertains to any questions asking if you have ever been to the US and also work/employment (though the employment peice will only ask for who the employer was, their address, and dates of hire/termination).

Yes, it counts as residence if you received mail there, used it to register official government documents, etc,

Edited May 31, 2014 by phd1974

[phd1974 17]

SSN is a number you have for your whole life. G-325a I think only wants residences over 6 months? But essentially it's a residence that you'd call home, one you get mail sent to, put on your driver's license etc...

It asks for last 5 years of work and residence ... if it wasn't for the those "background check/information on anyone/how did they get my information" web sites, I would have forgotten at least 2 addresses of where I lived LOL

[NikLR 13,234]

Someone might consider it a residence, and some may not.