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Hi, 

 

I received an SSN number (and card) in 2015 when I studied and then worked for a year in the USA (after studies). On the card it says "Valid for work only with DHS authorization". I then left USA (after my temporary work visa expired in USA). Now I am preparing an adjustment of status packet (following my marriage to USA citizen) and I wonder whether I should be including in all the forms my SSN number? 

 

I think that I do need to include it since this number is given for life to a person and also I am not using the number to work in USA, I am simply including this in the adjustment of status forms. Do you agree? 

 

Thank you in advance

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If the forms ask for your SSN, then provide that number.....it is assigned for life.

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1 hour ago, cooleynata said:

Hi, 

 

I received an SSN number (and card) in 2015 when I studied and then worked for a year in the USA (after studies). On the card it says "Valid for work only with DHS authorization". I then left USA (after my temporary work visa expired in USA). Now I am preparing an adjustment of status packet (following my marriage to USA citizen) and I wonder whether I should be including in all the forms my SSN number? 

 

I think that I do need to include it since this number is given for life to a person and also I am not using the number to work in USA, I am simply including this in the adjustment of status forms. Do you agree? 

 

Thank you in advance

You are in the same situation I was in, yes you do submit your social security number.  This time that valid for work only with dhs authorization would be removed... WIsh you well.

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