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Vlntine   1

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Hi all - after 19 months my daughter and I received our visas last week - yay! However, when I took my daughter to get an SSN I was told we could not get one as our visas are conditional. This means she cannot apply for financial aid for school or get a part time job etc , She just turned 18. Is there any way around this? Does this mean we cannot get a drivers license, insurance etc. We are permanent residents now yet can't seem to be able to do anything Canadian citizens by the way. Any help would be appreciated. The real kicker is if I had known I could have put off the interview until June and our two years would be up and none of this would be happening

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Hi all - after 19 months my daughter and I received our visas last week - yay! However, when I took my daughter to get an SSN I was told we could not get one as our visas are conditional. This means she cannot apply for financial aid for school or get a part time job etc , She just turned 18. Is there any way around this? Does this mean we cannot get a drivers license, insurance etc. We are permanent residents now yet can't seem to be able to do anything Canadian citizens by the way. Any help would be appreciated. The real kicker is if I had known I could have put off the interview until June and our two years would be up and none of this would be happening

WOW you ran into a real idiot at the SS office. But if you got SS just a week ago Ut was probably too early and you weren;t in system. Gve it aother week go back and ask for the supervisor and apply.Hopefully your SS ard will come without you having to even go to the office. But anyway go to the office in a week nd do as I I suggested. Not everyone is versed in immigration rules and regulations.

What do u mean " I could have put off the interview until June and our two years would be up and none of this would be happening?" You still need a SS card regardless do anything in the US.

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The two year limitation has to do with when you enter the US, not when you have the interview. I.e, if your POE had been in June, you would have gotten a permanent rather than conditional green card, and no need to adjust status in a few years.

The person you spoke to at the SSN office don't know what they're talking about. All US residents, whether conditional or permanent, are entitled to a SSN. Did you tick the box on the DS-260, to have the SSN sent to you?

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I will be married for two years in June and then my visa would not have had to be conditional

That as nothing to do with a SS card. Sorry they are an idiot. Just go back in a week and ask for a supervisor next time. You will be fine. Matters not if yru green card has arrived in the mal either (sometmes the idiots down there don;t know that ether.) You have a temp green card stamp in your passport so show that plz You are good to go when you go to the SS office. The 2 week wait is to sync up your POE data sometimes t takes a few days to get you in the database depending on where you live some have gone the next day after POE some a few weeks.

But being conditional has nothing to do with it.

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Some SS employees have no knowledge of immigration or have their own "knowledge". I'm a conditional resident and I got my SSN two weeks after I arrived.

It might help if you go to a different SSA office so you avoid dealing with that employee again. Definitely speak to a supervisor if you get rebuffed again, but give it a couple of weeks from your entry into the US to go so that CBP has time to enter your details into a database called SAVE. The SSA use this database to access your details.

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Some SS employees have no knowledge of immigration or have their own "knowledge". I'm a conditional resident and I got my SSN two weeks after I arrived.

It might help if you go to a different SSA office so you avoid dealing with that employee again. Definitely speak to a supervisor if you get rebuffed again, but give it a couple of weeks from your entry into the US to go so that CBP has time to enter your details into a database called SAVE. The SSA use this database to access your details.

Hi mu husband is coming tomorrow, did you have to go to the Social Security Office to apply for a Social Security Number? Thank you

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