US Immigration from Canada

I got my social security card today and noticed they are missing the last letter on my 2nd middle name.

I looked up what you have to do to correct it and it says you have to fill out a new application and send proof of identity including visa. All social security offices here closed and will only take people by appointment only in an emergency.

They want you to mail your identification. Problem is I don't have my greencard yet (it will take months to come in the mail) and I was told I must keep my visa with me until I receive my greencard so I can't mail it. I also need my visa to set up other things, it's the only proof of residency I have atm.

I am concerned they won't issue me a new drivers license with my name wrong on it as that is one of my required IDs to get a drivers license.

My Visa and passport are spelled correctly.

I'll be calling a social security office tomorrow to see what they say.

Has anyone had their social security card come with wrong spelling or anything else wrong? If so what did you do?

My CEAC status changed from refused to issued recently but I m still confused as to what it means.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hey everyone! I have a question, I apologize if it s dumb but I haven t been able to find the answer. I m hoping to get an interview soon, DQ oct 6 so next in line and I m figuring out everything for the move. I ve decided I m not going to import my car right away (or possibly at all) because I need a new car soon anyways. But I m wondering if I don t import my canadian car (I know I can drive it up to a year without importing) can I still register it in the USA? I plan to bring it back to my parents within the year after the move to sell it back up here, then buy a new car in North Dakota where I ll be living. Again I don t know if this is a silly question, any insight welcome, thanks!

So my fiancee and I started off with the K1 visa back in 2019, we got approved in 2020 in the mist covid restrictions....We then joined the popular lawsuit and as plaintiffs our case moved fast to consular. However my fiance was already in the USA on a B2 visa....we deliberated and decided that we get married and go ahead with adjustment of status from B2. We wrote the consular and NVC to inform them that we want our K1 petition withdrawn because we got married. The consular responded that they want us to send them a copy of our marriage certificate before they can cancel the petition. I have since been thinking what will happen if we dont send it?...or am I just overthinking the whole thing. Helpful thoughts on this only please and thanks in advance

Tried to do some reading on this, and it seems like the marriage-based N-400 application under the 3-year rule is sort of like an I-751, except you need some more documents. Am I misreading?

We need to submit the same bank statements, except a whole extra year of them; the same bills, except more of them and more current; the same joint property, except more recent statements, and so on?

Or is it more of a, "here are my three most recent joint transcripts, property deed, car titles, insurance, latest joint account statement" and has nothing to do with the since-date-of-marriage concept?

Side note - since it can be filed online, is there a document size limit? And do I really have to physically print all bank statements, if that's needed, and bring them to the interview for the extreme off chance that's something the officer wants to see?