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Yes . You can apply. 

 

You probably have to wait until you get ead to get a ssn anyway. Or if your spouse just arrived, wait another week or so and go to the ssn office again. 

K1

29.11.2013 - NoA1

06.02.2014 - NoA2

01.04.2014 - Interview. 

AoS

03.2015 - AoS started.

09.2015 - Green Card received.  

RoC

24.07.2017 - NoA1.

01.08.2018 - RoC approved. 

 

 

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Yes you can apply for I-485, i765 and i131 without the SSN. You can even apply for a replacement SSN card on the i765 just in case you don't get one from your local SSA. Just explain in the additional information section that you have applied but to have not received it yet.

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37 minutes ago, Spotify said:

 

 

We went to apply for the SSN last week but it went into manual verification, they couldn't find my wife's name in the system.  

Meaning you applied in her married name instead of her maiden name as recommended?

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56 minutes ago, Roel said:

Yes . You can apply. 

 

You probably have to wait until you get ead to get a ssn anyway. Or if your spouse just arrived, wait another week or so and go to the ssn office again. 

Cool, thanks

23 minutes ago, K1visaHopeful said:

Yes you can apply for I-485, i765 and i131 without the SSN. You can even apply for a replacement SSN card on the i765 just in case you don't get one from your local SSA. Just explain in the additional information section that you have applied but to have not received it yet.

Thanks

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22 minutes ago, Spotify said:

Nope, we used maiden name.  We even waited over a week to go apply.

All the more reason to apply in her married name on the I765. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Costa Rica
Timeline

We applied for SSN and it went to manual verification. We declined applying for SSN when we sent in AOS paperwork and we received his SSN card in the mail about 4 weeks after we initially applied at the SSA office.

2018 K1 Filing to Approval: 322 days (RFE 29 Days)

Spoiler

I-129F mailed: Jan 26 2018

NOA1: Jan 29 2018 (old site), Feb 2 2018 (new site)

RFE: Aug 30 2018 (old site updated 8/30; new site 8/31 w/email and text)

RFE hard copy: rec'd 9/4; ret'd 9/6 (old site updated 9/7; new site 9/10, no text/email)

NOA2: Oct 5 2018 [249 days]  (old site updated 10/5; new site 10/7, no text/email)

Case #: Oct 31 2018 [27 days] (called to get number, no email from NVC)

Left NVC: Nov 13 2018 

Consulate Rec'd (DHL): Nov 19 2018

CEAC 'Ready' status: Nov 29 2018

Interview: Dec 17 2018 [Approved!]

POE: Jan 10 2019 [Los Angeles]

Marriage: Jan 12 2019 :wub::dance:

2019 AOS Filing to Approval: 81 Days (No RFE, No Expedite)

Spoiler

AOS Mailed: Feb 19 2019

NOA1: Feb 25 2019 (I-485, I-765, I-131)

Biometrics Appt. Letter Rcv'd: Mar 8 2019

Biometrics Appointment: Mar 20 2019

Recv'd Interview Appt. Notice: Apr 15 2019 [I-485] (ready to schedule 4/10, scheduled 4/11; old site)

Interview: May 17 2019 [Cleveland, OH]

Approved: May 17 2019  :dance:

Green Card Received: May 24 2019

2021 ROC Filing to Approval: 534 Days (LIN; No RFE, No Interview)

Spoiler

ROC Mailed: Mar 5 2021 (delivered 3/12)

NOA1: Apr 5 2021 (txt rcvd 4/7, check cashed 4/7, mail rcvd 4/9) 

Biometrics Re-used Notice Rcv'd: Apr 30 2021

Approved: Sep 21 2022 :dance:

Green Card Received: Sep 28 2022

2022 N400 Filing to Oath: 154 Days (Cleveland Field Office; No RFE)

Spoiler

N400 Submitted: Jun 16 2022 (online)

NOA1: Jun 16 2022 (rcv'd snail mail 6/24)

Biometrics Re-used Notice Rcv'd: Jun 16 2022 (rcv'd snail mail 6/24)

Interview Scheduled: Sep 6 2022 (cancelled due to A-file not arrived in time)

Interview Re-scheduled: Oct 21 2022

Approved: Oct 21 2022 :dance:

Oath Ceremony: Nov 16 2022 :wow:🇺🇸

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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if you're not in a hurry just apply for ssn after you get your ead or greencard..ssa is a pain in the A×× most of the time.

no need for ssn to apply aos

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