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onileowo   7

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I entered USA last week Monday with IR1 Visa. I went to local social security office in Toledo Ohio.....I was told by the officer there that I can't receive SSN unless I have my green card. I heard from other people from visa journey that they received SSN while waiting for their Green card. I just want to know how to go about it without waiting for green card. I was stamped in with one stayed inside my passport.

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That's not right. I went to the Social Security Office and I applied for a SSN and they didn't ask for anything but my passport with the visa on it.

the stamp on your passport means you're a temporary u.s resident until you receive your 10 year green card.

i guess there was a misunderstanding. try to call the Social Security Office and ask them.

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We are from Toledo Ohio and my husband got his social security card without his green card.  Isn't there an option with CR1/IR1 to just receive the card by mail?  I'm not sure as we were a K1.  All they asked for was his passport with his visa in it, birth certificate, I-94, and our marriage license.  He got the card no problem.

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On 9/19/2017 at 1:26 AM, abe&kari said:

That's not right. I went to the Social Security Office and I applied for a SSN and they didn't ask for anything but my passport with the visa on it.

the stamp on your passport means you're a temporary u.s resident until you receive your 10 year green card.

i guess there was a misunderstanding. try to call the Social Security Office and ask them.

Thank you very much for your contribution......I went to the social security office today and I will able to applied. I was told that I am going to receive it in mailbox in the next 14days.

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On 9/19/2017 at 7:45 AM, LionessDeon said:

We are from Toledo Ohio and my husband got his social security card without his green card.  Isn't there an option with CR1/IR1 to just receive the card by mail?  I'm not sure as we were a K1.  All they asked for was his passport with his visa in it, birth certificate, I-94, and our marriage license.  He got the card no problem.

hank you very much for your contribution......I went to the social security office today and I will able to applied. I was told that I am going to receive it in mailbox in the next 14days.

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7 hours ago, onileowo said:

hank you very much for your contribution......I went to the social security office today and I will able to applied. I was told that I am going to receive it in mailbox in the next 14days.

Awesome!  Did you go to Monroe St office?  They seem to be knowledgeable there on immigrant documents. 

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