bosfred

You can do change of address online uscis.gov. Your spouse has been eligible for citizenship in the last 2 yrs. 

Hey Sweetwinks, just some information for you. A SSN is in no way, shape, or form, a proof of address. Like a passport, it is not tied to your address. It is a number to track your retirement benefits, that is all. it is not proof of legal status or proof of much.

Each state has different requirements for a DL.

A K-1 is eligible for a SSN upon arrival. There is no need to marry first.

OP:

You can check the Texas rules, but most people cannot drive until they get their EAD at least. Expect some down time in the US when you arrive.

Yes. You can use your SSN for proof of address, if only, you have not separated the name/number side of the card from the address. Just used it yesterday inTexas

It is usually forgiven if you are married to a USC. This shouldn't be a problem.

Why are you not eligible to adjust status?

"EWI"

Thank you, are you saying the provisional waiver for unlawful presence covers illegal work too?

Just nervous 'cause I will be applying for the provisional waiver soon and have to depart the US to attend Immigrant Visa in my home country later this year but do not want to be caught up with additional grounds for inadmissibility. Do you know anyone that has gone through this process of leaving the US for interview overseas? Thank you for taking time to read

You tell the truth. The illegal work is dealt with in the waiver process along with your illegal entry/presence, etc.

Thank you, are you saying the provisional waiver for unlawful presence covers illegal work too?

Presently in the US, not eligible to adjust status in the US but eligible to file for provisional waiver for unlawful presence and will have to go back to my country for the interview. Just concerned if consular officer conducting the interview asked how i'd been sustaining myself all these years and I cannot deny the fact that I never worked because I have been in the US for 30yrs but never been married until 3yrs ago. My question is " Is working without authorization grounds for inadmissibility into the US?" Does anyone have any answer to my concern. Thank you for your time.

"EWI"

Presently in the US, not eligible to adjust status in the US but eligible to file for provisional waiver for unlawful presence and will have to go back to my country for the interview. Just concerned if consular officer conducting the interview asked how i'd been sustaining myself all these years and I cannot deny the fact that I never worked because I have been in the US for 30yrs but never been married until 3yrs ago. My question is " Is working without authorization grounds for inadmissibility into the US?" Does anyone have any answer to my concern. Thank you for your time.