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trinity06   1

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Please i need a quick answer? Do i have to apply for another SSN while my case is pending. I was thinking that, I do not need to apply for another SSN card, since I have my married name on my SSN Card. But on the other hand, i was thinking may be i need to? Because I have my maiden name on my expire green, but my married name on my SSN card.

On my I-175 application, I used my married name. So please everyone, do i need to apply for new SSN card.

LIFTING OF CONDITION

12/19/2007 Mailed out I-751

12/29/2007 Received extension letter

01/15/2008 NOA/Biometric appointment

01/25/2008 Biometric taken

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LIFTING OF CONDITION

12/19/2007 Mailed out I-751

12/29/2007 Received extension letter

01/15/2008 NOA/Biometric appointment

01/25/2008 Biometric taken

01/27/2008 Touched (Now waiting)

05/14/2008 Green Card approved (Card production ordered)

The Robinsons Explorer

The Robinsons   0

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Can't really give you a definite answer. I would go ahead and ask for a new social security card just to be on the safe side.

Dec 19, 2006 - Married at the city hall in Denmark

Jan 05, 2007 - Filed I-130 at the US embassy in Copenhagen (Approved)

Jan 30, 2007 - Received e-mail from embassy, I-130 has to be re-approved in London, we both need to file G-325A

Jan 31, 2007 - G-325A sent to US embassy in Copenhagen

Feb 15, 2007 - OP-169, DS 230 I & II, I-864 sent to US embassy in Copenhagen

Feb 27, 2007 - US embassy Copenhagen, I-130 re-approved and back

Mar 03, 2007 - Receive packet 4 - interview date April 12th

Mar 06, 2007 - Call from embassy - interview date is now on March 8th

Mar 08, 2007 - Interview at embassy - Visa approved IF medical report is all clear

Mar 14, 2007 - Medical exam

Apr 07, 2007 - Visa packet received

Apr 17, 2007 - POE Newark Intl. Airport

Apr 23, 2007 - USCIS refuse to change my mailing address

May 07, 2007 - Re-file for SSN

May 10, 2007 - USCIS receive visa packet from Newark

May 11, 2007 - Gets SSN

May 19, 2007 - Receive SS card

Jul 10, 2007 - Receive letter from TSC: greencard returned by post office - will re-send (duh!!!)

Sep 17, 2007 - Receive Welcome Letter

Feb 01, 2008 - Gets NC License - DMV will only issues it until Apr 17 08 (expiration date on entry visa in passport) since greencard not in hand

Mar 06, 2008 - After 10 months and some change GC FINALLY in hand!!

Apr 17 - Present: USCIS has managed to switch my case # with some else, send my greencard to the wrong address and had to make 3 - yes 3 - service requests on sending out my card

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Babsi   0

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Is your ssn card in your married name that youre using right now? how come your green card is in your maiden name? which name are you legally using??

met on Hawaii in 2002

got engaged Dec. 19 2004 in Amsterdam

married Sep 15 2005 on Mackinaw Island, MI

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10/19/2005 NOA1s for AOS and EAD

11/17/2005 fingerprints for EAD and AOS

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03/23/2006 AOS interview in Detroit, MI...APPROVED!!

I 751 Timeline

01/10/2008 I-751 send to NSC

01/14/2008 I-751 arrived at NSC

01/18/2008 check cleared

01/22/2008 recieved NOA1 dated 01/14 case got transfered to CSC

02/12/2008 biometric appointment

03/07/2008 APPROVED!!!

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08/01/2011 N400 send to Nebraska

08/04/2011 received by Nebraska

trinity06 Contributor

trinity06   1

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My SSN card is valid to work, and it is in my married name, and i am legally using my married name, not my maiden. When i was adjusting my status i mistakenly put down my maiden name instead of married. But i decided to leave it and hoping to change it when i am lifting my condition, and that is waht i did. What do you mean by unrestricted card? I got the card when i was granted 2 years conditional resident. I actually waited till i was granted 2years permanent resident, before applying for the card, because i was hoping that i wont have to reapply for another one.

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LIFTING OF CONDITION

12/19/2007 Mailed out I-751

12/29/2007 Received extension letter

01/15/2008 NOA/Biometric appointment

01/25/2008 Biometric taken

01/27/2008 Touched (Now waiting)

05/14/2008 Green Card approved (Card production ordered)

trinity06 Contributor

trinity06   1

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Is your ssn card in your married name that youre using right now? how come your green card is in your maiden name? which name are you legally using??

My SSN card is valid to work, and it is in my married name. I am legally using my married name, not my maiden. When i was adjusting my status i mistakenly put down my maiden name instead of my married name. But i decided to leave it and hoping to change it when i am lifting my condition, and that is waht i did.

What do you mean by unrestricted card? I got the card when i was granted 2 years conditional resident. I actually waited till i was granted 2years permanent resident, before applying for the card, because i was hoping, i wont have to reapply for another one.

LIFTING OF CONDITION

12/19/2007 Mailed out I-751

12/29/2007 Received extension letter

01/15/2008 NOA/Biometric appointment

01/25/2008 Biometric taken

01/27/2008 Touched (Now waiting)

05/14/2008 Green Card approved (Card production ordered)

Kathryn41 Grand Master

Kathryn41   3,205

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If you have an unrestricted SSN with the name that you intend to use on it, then I don't see any reason why you should need to replace the card.

Unrestricted means that there is no stamp on the card that says "Valid to work only with DHS Authorization" or something to that effect. If you got it after you got your green card it should be unrestricted.

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trinity06   1

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Yes it doesn't have any stamp on it. Oh thank God that means i dont need to apply for another one. Thank you so much guys

LIFTING OF CONDITION

12/19/2007 Mailed out I-751

12/29/2007 Received extension letter

01/15/2008 NOA/Biometric appointment

01/25/2008 Biometric taken

01/27/2008 Touched (Now waiting)

05/14/2008 Green Card approved (Card production ordered)

 
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