Cr1 form question- Social security

[Jortiz12885 0]

Hello guys I posted before about my situation... Currently my wife and I got married Jan 4th ready to start the CR1 visa process. She used to work here as an Apeur and she obtained a social security number. On her second year when she finished her term she went back to brazil and applied for a tourist visa which she got approved, but in that application when asked for a social security she left blank didnt provide one and she still got approved. Now on the cr1 I130 form we are asked again if she used a SS before or worked in the USA before she did! But she can't find her social, she no longer lives here I can try to contact the social security office to try to find her SS. My question..should we answer the question as NA? Doesn't apply? I believe she DIDMT have time to do taxes her last year, will this cause any issues in the future? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!

[Jortiz12885 0]

Also http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/IR1_and_CR1_Immigrant_Visas

It states birth certificate is needed as well for 3 passport photos? I read in the other page birth certificate is no longer needed n just 2 passport photos are required, can someone confirm.

[Ryan H 3,810]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[The Mean Lady 604]

Also http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/IR1_and_CR1_Immigrant_Visas

It states birth certificate is needed as well for 3 passport photos? I read in the other page birth certificate is no longer needed n just 2 passport photos are required, can someone confirm.

While not currently in the instructions as needed, several people are seeing RFEs requesting the benficiary BC.

Best to just provide a copy of it and avoid the possibility of an RFE.

[NikLR 13,227]

You wouldn't answer this question as N/A. It does apply to your wife and you can't truthfully answer "none" because she does have one.

[Jortiz12885 0]

You wouldn't answer this question as N/A. It does apply to your wife and you can't truthfully answer "none" because she does have one.

Right so I would need to contact social security office and try to get her social number....will it make a difference is she answered no when she applied for her tourist visa?

[NikLR 13,227]

To be honest I don't know. She would probably need to be the one contacting the social security office due to privacy issues.

[Jortiz12885 0]

Hello friends, my wife lost her social security card, she used to work here for 2 years and thus she got a temp social. She went back to her country and got approved for the tourist Visa and left the social security question on that form blank/NA. I am thinking of doing the same thing as it didnt seem to matter. Any suggestions?

[Tygrys 143]

You don't have to list SSN on your immigration forms, but if she remembers her number I would provide it. If not, leave it blank.

[Jortiz12885 0]

You don't have to list SSN on your immigration forms, but if she remembers her number I would provide it. If not, leave it blank.

Thanks I was gonna go with that. Now if u dont mind me asking, my wife didnt change her last name (too much paper work to change passport, etc) we both agreed is better to avoid headaches. I have 2 last names, and she also has 2 last names, in the FIRST question where it says FAMILY NAME, we write down BOTH LAST NAMES in CAPS correct??

[Tygrys 143]

Thanks I was gonna go with that. Now if u dont mind me asking, my wife didnt change her last name (too much paper work to change passport, etc) we both agreed is better to avoid headaches. I have 2 last names, and she also has 2 last names, in the FIRST question where it says FAMILY NAME, we write down BOTH LAST NAMES in CAPS correct??

I don't really have an experience with multiple last names. Maybe members from Latino community will answer this one.

[The Mean Lady 604]

you already asked this question yesterday.

please dont make multiple threads on the same subject.