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Since I assume there is no name change involved, SSA isn't going to know you are married unless you tell on yourself. So another option is to take off the ring and try another SSA office and keep your mouth shut about being married.

i will do that on monday and try to go to another office neer me

http://www.ssa.gov/locator

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I arrived here in the US with a K-3 spousal visa. I tried to acquire SSN, but they did not give it since I had no Greencard or EAD yet. This is what I don't understand about the SSN process. A fiancee visa holder can get an SSN, even before the marriage, while a K-3 spousal visa can not. To think, the K-3's I-94 validity is two years.

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01-11-2014 N-400 Packet Sent

01-17-2014 Check cleared

01-24-2014 Received NOA dated 01/14 in the mail

02-20-2014 1st Service Request created for delayed biometric appointment letter

03-01-2014 Received 'yellow' letter in the mail

03-28-2014 2nd Service Request created since the 1st request had no response from the assigned Service Center

04-07-2014 Received biometric appointment letter in the mail

04-25-2014 At last, my biometric appointment!!!!

06-09-2014 Interview - recommended for approval!

07-17-2014 Oath Ceremoney USCIS-Orlando Office! I'm A United States Citizen

AOS AND EAD
02-13-2009 AOS Packet Sent
02-15-2009 Delivered to Chicago Lockbox
02-23-2009 Date of NOA1 (AOS & EAD)
02-25-2009 Check Cleared
02-27-2009 Received NOA1s (AOS and EAD) and Bio Appointment Letter in the mail!!
03-18-2009 Biometric Appointment
04-17-2009 EAD card production ordered!
04-27-2009 EAD card in received in mail
06-19-2009 Received interview appointment in the mail
08-19-2009 Interview Date APPROVED!
08-28-2009 Received 10-year GC in the mail

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Since I assume there is no name change involved, SSA isn't going to know you are married unless you tell on yourself. So another option is to take off the ring and try another SSA office and keep your mouth shut about being married.

i will do that on monday and try to go to another office neer me

http://www.ssa.gov/locator

If I were you, I would not do that. That's very deceitful, and not recommended especially when your immigration status is vulnerable.

NATURALIZATION

01-11-2014 N-400 Packet Sent

01-17-2014 Check cleared

01-24-2014 Received NOA dated 01/14 in the mail

02-20-2014 1st Service Request created for delayed biometric appointment letter

03-01-2014 Received 'yellow' letter in the mail

03-28-2014 2nd Service Request created since the 1st request had no response from the assigned Service Center

04-07-2014 Received biometric appointment letter in the mail

04-25-2014 At last, my biometric appointment!!!!

06-09-2014 Interview - recommended for approval!

07-17-2014 Oath Ceremoney USCIS-Orlando Office! I'm A United States Citizen

AOS AND EAD
02-13-2009 AOS Packet Sent
02-15-2009 Delivered to Chicago Lockbox
02-23-2009 Date of NOA1 (AOS & EAD)
02-25-2009 Check Cleared
02-27-2009 Received NOA1s (AOS and EAD) and Bio Appointment Letter in the mail!!
03-18-2009 Biometric Appointment
04-17-2009 EAD card production ordered!
04-27-2009 EAD card in received in mail
06-19-2009 Received interview appointment in the mail
08-19-2009 Interview Date APPROVED!
08-28-2009 Received 10-year GC in the mail

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I arrived here in the US with a K-3 spousal visa. I tried to acquire SSN, but they did not give it since I had no Greencard or EAD yet. This is what I don't understand about the SSN process. A fiancee visa holder can get an SSN, even before the marriage, while a K-3 spousal visa can not. To think, the K-3's I-94 validity is two years.

As far as I know, it is due to the fact that K1 is work authorized and K3 is not...

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04/21/2011 - Early Biometrics (was scheduled on May 4, 2011)

05/09/2011 - Case Status Notification - In line for interview and testing

05/10/2011 - Case Status Notification - Interview scheduled

05/14/2011 - Interview Appointment Letter in the mail

06/21/2011 - Interview Appointment Date

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A K-1 can work, with a I-94 validity of 90 days, while a K-3 has 2 years validity. In esense they are they same - need to do AOS stateside. Confusing.

I arrived here in the US with a K-3 spousal visa. I tried to acquire SSN, but they did not give it since I had no Greencard or EAD yet. This is what I don't understand about the SSN process. A fiancee visa holder can get an SSN, even before the marriage, while a K-3 spousal visa can not. To think, the K-3's I-94 validity is two years.

As far as I know, it is due to the fact that K1 is work authorized and K3 is not...

--Mae

NATURALIZATION

01-11-2014 N-400 Packet Sent

01-17-2014 Check cleared

01-24-2014 Received NOA dated 01/14 in the mail

02-20-2014 1st Service Request created for delayed biometric appointment letter

03-01-2014 Received 'yellow' letter in the mail

03-28-2014 2nd Service Request created since the 1st request had no response from the assigned Service Center

04-07-2014 Received biometric appointment letter in the mail

04-25-2014 At last, my biometric appointment!!!!

06-09-2014 Interview - recommended for approval!

07-17-2014 Oath Ceremoney USCIS-Orlando Office! I'm A United States Citizen

AOS AND EAD
02-13-2009 AOS Packet Sent
02-15-2009 Delivered to Chicago Lockbox
02-23-2009 Date of NOA1 (AOS & EAD)
02-25-2009 Check Cleared
02-27-2009 Received NOA1s (AOS and EAD) and Bio Appointment Letter in the mail!!
03-18-2009 Biometric Appointment
04-17-2009 EAD card production ordered!
04-27-2009 EAD card in received in mail
06-19-2009 Received interview appointment in the mail
08-19-2009 Interview Date APPROVED!
08-28-2009 Received 10-year GC in the mail

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I arrived here in the US with a K-3 spousal visa. I tried to acquire SSN, but they did not give it since I had no Greencard or EAD yet. This is what I don't understand about the SSN process. A fiancee visa holder can get an SSN, even before the marriage, while a K-3 spousal visa can not. To think, the K-3's I-94 validity is two years.

For about the 100th time. At one time SSA also required a K-1 to have an EAD card or work authorization stamp to be assigned a work authorized SSN, but INS at that time was having trouble getting EAD cards out to K-1s under the A6 catagory while the K-1 status was still valid, so the infamous EM-00154 was issued. K-3s don't have the A6 option or any real worry about status expiring before the EAD card arrives.

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Since I assume there is no name change involved, SSA isn't going to know you are married unless you tell on yourself. So another option is to take off the ring and try another SSA office and keep your mouth shut about being married.

i will do that on monday and try to go to another office neer me

http://www.ssa.gov/locator

If I were you, I would not do that. That's very deceitful, and not recommended especially when your immigration status is vulnerable.

No it isn't since being married or not is not a requirement to be assigned an SSN and the SSA office was wrong to have not taking the application in the first place.

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we went to SSN office . in thirsday he told me i cant have my SSN now just iafter i have my EAD . then we went today and i printed some papers from social security website that show i can have it . so he is like i am sorry and i already applied for it Alhamodlilah

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Good news!

Same thing happened to my husband. He ended up going to a different SS office, didn't mention being married and he had no problems. It's frustrating that not all of the SS employees know their own rules, but if you equip yourself with the proper documentation, you'll have a much better chance.

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10/23/2006 - I-129F approved (97 days from CSC)

AOS

03/03/2007 - Married!

03/14/2007 - I-485 + I-765 sent

03/21/2007 - NOA1, Checks cashed

06/01/2007 - EAD card production e-mail received (74 days)

07/27/2007 - EAD RECEIVED (57 days after approval)

11/29/2007 - Infopass appointment - file was sent to a storage facility before it was finished processing.

05/28/2008 - Received AOS Interview notice

07/10/2008 - AOS Interview-APPROVED pending fingerprints

09/22/2008 - GREEN CARD IN HAND!

Removing Conditions

06/04/2010 - Sent I-751

06/07/2010 - NOA1

06/09/2010 - Check cashed

07/22/2010 - Biometrics Appointment

09/08/2010 - Card production e-mail

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