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i just wanna figure out how to know if i got the 90 days Temporary Work Authorization STAMP on my passport, cause i found an item when i was filling out the form to apply for a SSN saying if i am allowed to work or not and i don't know what to do here

thank you in advance

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August 31, 2007: I-129F Sent

September 05, 2007: I-129F NOA1 Received

December 26, 2007: I-129F NOA2 Received

March 13, 2008: Interview Date

March 28, 2008: Visa Issuance

AOS Journey :

June 25, 2008: AOS Packet Sent in Mail

July 08, 2008: I-485 & I-765 NOA Received

July 12 2008: Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

July 24 2008: I-485 Touched / Case transferred to California Service Center "eMail Notification"

July 25 2008: Biometrics Appointment / I-485 Touched / I-765 Touched

July 28 2008: Case transferred to California Service Center "Mail Notification"

July 31 2008: I-485 Touched

August 01 2008: I-485 Touched

August 22 2008: I-485 Touched

September 10 2008: I-485 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 12 2008: I-485 Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident "eMail Notification"

September 16 2008: I-485 Approval notice sent "eMail Notification"

September 17 2008: Green Card received

September 23 2008: I-765 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 29 2008: I-765 Card received

Removal of Conditions Journey :

June 30,2010: I-751 Packet sent in Mail

July 02, 2010: I-751 Delivered

July 07, 2010: Check Cashed

July 12, 2010: NOA1 received (Dated 07/06/2010)

July 31, 2010: Biometrics letter received (Dated 07/27/2010)

August 24, 2010: Biometrics appointment [COMPLETED]

August 25, 2010: Touched

November 03, 2010: Approved

November 06, 2010: Card received [No approval letter]

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K-1 IS considered work authorized for 90 days from entry, you check "Allowed to work" on the SSN forms.

The only way to get temp stamp is to ask for one when entering the USA at the POE, and the only POE that consistently gives the stamp is JFK.

NOTE: K-1 is not a work visa, it is a fiancee visa for entry to the USA and marriage, K-1 is "Work Auth" primarily to be able to get the SSN, some states are strict in their interpretation of a federal law that requires persons applying for a "license" to have SSN, this can cause a problem with marriage license if only one person has SSN and the other (the K-1 holder) does not.

This is a frequent question.

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Hello Everybody

i just wanna figure out how to know if i got the 90 days Temporary Work Authorization STAMP on my passport, cause i found an item when i was filling out the form to apply for a SSN saying if i am allowed to work or not and i don't know what to do here

thank you in advance

I advice that you put "Allowed to work" besides we are really allowed to work (but with condition that we have proper authorization).

Is JFK is your POE?? Because only JFK gives Temporary Work authorization and if you requested it!

My experience: When I applied for my SSN don't know what to put on that question too.. (I have no temporary work permit) so what we did is go to the SS office with that question not answered.. then when the girl process my application she put "Allowed to work".

But then the girl also adviced me (before we left the office) to go back as soon as I get my greencard so that they will replaced my SS card without the note!

After a week my SS card arrived in mail. My SS card has a note saying "Allowed to work with DHS authorization" (that means we will be allowed to work only with EAD, as long as our AOS is in process).

Hope this help!

Mayeth

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Our Timeline:

July 22, 2007 Mailed I-129F

August 1, 2007 - NOA1

Dec. 3, 2007 - NOA2 received after 132 days from filing!

February 7,2008 (6:30AM) - Interview

February 22, 2008 - POE LAX, then flew on to Washington DC

March 8th, 2008 - We're MARRIED! Tyndall AFB, FL beachside!!!!

Aug 08-PREGNANT! Jan 09 -UPDATE! It's A BOY!

MAy 17 09 - Baby James Anthony born!!

I-129f was approved in 131 days from filing date.

Iinterview took 197 days from I-129F filing date.

2008 AOS Journey

April 3 AOS Sent

April 06 Received Date

April 10 Noticed Date 3 NOAs: AOS, EAD & AP (Received in mail April 14)

April 30 Biometrics Appointment (Notice received April 16) DONE!

May 06 AOS Transferred in CSC

May 12 Touched Case now pending

June 13 AP and EAD card Received

June 19 Touched

July 29 Touched

July 30 Card Production ordered!!

August 4 Received Welcome letter & GC in mail!!!

Total days: 3 months 3 weeks 6 days

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K-1 IS considered work authorized for 90 days from entry, you check "Allowed to work" on the SSN forms.

The only way to get temp stamp is to ask for one when entering the USA at the POE, and the only POE that consistently gives the stamp is JFK.

NOTE: K-1 is not a work visa, it is a fiancee visa for entry to the USA and marriage, K-1 is "Work Auth" primarily to be able to get the SSN, some states are strict in their interpretation of a federal law that requires persons applying for a "license" to have SSN, this can cause a problem with marriage license if only one person has SSN and the other (the K-1 holder) does not.

This is a frequent question.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=107334

thank you so much

actually we got married before i apply for a SSN, (and the marriage license is on the desk now ;) ) so i hope that we will not have a problem.

now i can feel free and fill out the form

thank you again

so now i can look for a job and work ? even while i am waiting for the Social security card ?

PS : the State is Kentucky

K-1 Visa Journey:

August 31, 2007: I-129F Sent

September 05, 2007: I-129F NOA1 Received

December 26, 2007: I-129F NOA2 Received

March 13, 2008: Interview Date

March 28, 2008: Visa Issuance

AOS Journey :

June 25, 2008: AOS Packet Sent in Mail

July 08, 2008: I-485 & I-765 NOA Received

July 12 2008: Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

July 24 2008: I-485 Touched / Case transferred to California Service Center "eMail Notification"

July 25 2008: Biometrics Appointment / I-485 Touched / I-765 Touched

July 28 2008: Case transferred to California Service Center "Mail Notification"

July 31 2008: I-485 Touched

August 01 2008: I-485 Touched

August 22 2008: I-485 Touched

September 10 2008: I-485 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 12 2008: I-485 Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident "eMail Notification"

September 16 2008: I-485 Approval notice sent "eMail Notification"

September 17 2008: Green Card received

September 23 2008: I-765 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 29 2008: I-765 Card received

Removal of Conditions Journey :

June 30,2010: I-751 Packet sent in Mail

July 02, 2010: I-751 Delivered

July 07, 2010: Check Cashed

July 12, 2010: NOA1 received (Dated 07/06/2010)

July 31, 2010: Biometrics letter received (Dated 07/27/2010)

August 24, 2010: Biometrics appointment [COMPLETED]

August 25, 2010: Touched

November 03, 2010: Approved

November 06, 2010: Card received [No approval letter]

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K-1 IS considered work authorized for 90 days from entry, you check "Allowed to work" on the SSN forms.

The only way to get temp stamp is to ask for one when entering the USA at the POE, and the only POE that consistently gives the stamp is JFK.

NOTE: K-1 is not a work visa, it is a fiancee visa for entry to the USA and marriage, K-1 is "Work Auth" primarily to be able to get the SSN, some states are strict in their interpretation of a federal law that requires persons applying for a "license" to have SSN, this can cause a problem with marriage license if only one person has SSN and the other (the K-1 holder) does not.

This is a frequent question.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=107334

thank you so much

actually we got married before i apply for a SSN, (and the marriage license is on the desk now ;) ) so i hope that we will not have a problem.

now i can feel free and fill out the form

thank you again

so now i can look for a job and work ? even while i am waiting for the Social security card ?

PS : the State is Kentucky

so now i can look for a job and work ? even while i am waiting for the Social security card ?

Wait for your SSN, file your AOS and you have to wait for your EAD before you can be allowed to work!!!

Even if you have your SSN you are still not allowed to work without the EAD! (Remember you don't have your greencard yet!)

You're not allowed to work without EAD!!!

Edited by JeffMayeth

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Our Timeline:

July 22, 2007 Mailed I-129F

August 1, 2007 - NOA1

Dec. 3, 2007 - NOA2 received after 132 days from filing!

February 7,2008 (6:30AM) - Interview

February 22, 2008 - POE LAX, then flew on to Washington DC

March 8th, 2008 - We're MARRIED! Tyndall AFB, FL beachside!!!!

Aug 08-PREGNANT! Jan 09 -UPDATE! It's A BOY!

MAy 17 09 - Baby James Anthony born!!

I-129f was approved in 131 days from filing date.

Iinterview took 197 days from I-129F filing date.

2008 AOS Journey

April 3 AOS Sent

April 06 Received Date

April 10 Noticed Date 3 NOAs: AOS, EAD & AP (Received in mail April 14)

April 30 Biometrics Appointment (Notice received April 16) DONE!

May 06 AOS Transferred in CSC

May 12 Touched Case now pending

June 13 AP and EAD card Received

June 19 Touched

July 29 Touched

July 30 Card Production ordered!!

August 4 Received Welcome letter & GC in mail!!!

Total days: 3 months 3 weeks 6 days

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K-1 IS considered work authorized for 90 days from entry, you check "Allowed to work" on the SSN forms.

The only way to get temp stamp is to ask for one when entering the USA at the POE, and the only POE that consistently gives the stamp is JFK.

NOTE: K-1 is not a work visa, it is a fiancee visa for entry to the USA and marriage, K-1 is "Work Auth" primarily to be able to get the SSN, some states are strict in their interpretation of a federal law that requires persons applying for a "license" to have SSN, this can cause a problem with marriage license if only one person has SSN and the other (the K-1 holder) does not.

This is a frequent question.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=107334

thank you so much

actually we got married before i apply for a SSN, (and the marriage license is on the desk now ;) ) so i hope that we will not have a problem.

now i can feel free and fill out the form

thank you again

so now i can look for a job and work ? even while i am waiting for the Social security card ?

PS : the State is Kentucky

:no: Employers are required to ask for and verify EAD, if you don't have the card or stamp, the employer cannot hire you to work, the employer would be risking being penalized if caught.

SSA is told by USCIS to consider K-1 to be authorized with or without EAD for the 90 days of the I-94, primarily for the reason I stated above, to enable K-1 to get SSN for marriage reasons, not work reasons.

Apply for AOS, EAD, and perhaps AP. The EAD card will give you work authorization. The SSN card will say "Valid with DHS auth only" on it, this will instruct employers to ask for EAD.

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OK i got it

thank you so much

K-1 Visa Journey:

August 31, 2007: I-129F Sent

September 05, 2007: I-129F NOA1 Received

December 26, 2007: I-129F NOA2 Received

March 13, 2008: Interview Date

March 28, 2008: Visa Issuance

AOS Journey :

June 25, 2008: AOS Packet Sent in Mail

July 08, 2008: I-485 & I-765 NOA Received

July 12 2008: Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

July 24 2008: I-485 Touched / Case transferred to California Service Center "eMail Notification"

July 25 2008: Biometrics Appointment / I-485 Touched / I-765 Touched

July 28 2008: Case transferred to California Service Center "Mail Notification"

July 31 2008: I-485 Touched

August 01 2008: I-485 Touched

August 22 2008: I-485 Touched

September 10 2008: I-485 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 12 2008: I-485 Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident "eMail Notification"

September 16 2008: I-485 Approval notice sent "eMail Notification"

September 17 2008: Green Card received

September 23 2008: I-765 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 29 2008: I-765 Card received

Removal of Conditions Journey :

June 30,2010: I-751 Packet sent in Mail

July 02, 2010: I-751 Delivered

July 07, 2010: Check Cashed

July 12, 2010: NOA1 received (Dated 07/06/2010)

July 31, 2010: Biometrics letter received (Dated 07/27/2010)

August 24, 2010: Biometrics appointment [COMPLETED]

August 25, 2010: Touched

November 03, 2010: Approved

November 06, 2010: Card received [No approval letter]

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and did you read what i said about the marriage , they did not ask us about my SSN so they just put one # in all the fields for the SSN

will that cause a problem when applying for AOS ?

Because i will have a proper SSN for me and i will need to fill it out in the forms for the AOS and it will be different of the one on the marriage certificate

i think it sucks

Edited by Silver.Angel

K-1 Visa Journey:

August 31, 2007: I-129F Sent

September 05, 2007: I-129F NOA1 Received

December 26, 2007: I-129F NOA2 Received

March 13, 2008: Interview Date

March 28, 2008: Visa Issuance

AOS Journey :

June 25, 2008: AOS Packet Sent in Mail

July 08, 2008: I-485 & I-765 NOA Received

July 12 2008: Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

July 24 2008: I-485 Touched / Case transferred to California Service Center "eMail Notification"

July 25 2008: Biometrics Appointment / I-485 Touched / I-765 Touched

July 28 2008: Case transferred to California Service Center "Mail Notification"

July 31 2008: I-485 Touched

August 01 2008: I-485 Touched

August 22 2008: I-485 Touched

September 10 2008: I-485 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 12 2008: I-485 Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident "eMail Notification"

September 16 2008: I-485 Approval notice sent "eMail Notification"

September 17 2008: Green Card received

September 23 2008: I-765 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 29 2008: I-765 Card received

Removal of Conditions Journey :

June 30,2010: I-751 Packet sent in Mail

July 02, 2010: I-751 Delivered

July 07, 2010: Check Cashed

July 12, 2010: NOA1 received (Dated 07/06/2010)

July 31, 2010: Biometrics letter received (Dated 07/27/2010)

August 24, 2010: Biometrics appointment [COMPLETED]

August 25, 2010: Touched

November 03, 2010: Approved

November 06, 2010: Card received [No approval letter]

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and did you read what i said about the marriage , they did not ask us about my SSN so they just put one # in all the fields for the SSN

will that cause a problem when applying for AOS ?

Because i will have a proper SSN for me and i will need to fill it out in the forms for the AOS and it will be different of the one on the marriage certificate

i think it sucks

Most states have no problem with just the US citizen having SSN, that is why most have no problems getting married without SSN.

SSN is NOT required for filing I-485 for AOS either. Consider K-3's adjust status, and cannot get SSN until they have EAD or green-card.

In our case we applied for SSN after marriage, and had no problem getting the card in married name, however many report that the SSA office sometimes has problems with this, and end up applying for card in maiden name. Lastly you can only apply for SSN within 76 days after entry, after that and you will need EAD or Green-card to apply for SSN.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

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all right then

thank you so much guys

i really appreciate it

K-1 Visa Journey:

August 31, 2007: I-129F Sent

September 05, 2007: I-129F NOA1 Received

December 26, 2007: I-129F NOA2 Received

March 13, 2008: Interview Date

March 28, 2008: Visa Issuance

AOS Journey :

June 25, 2008: AOS Packet Sent in Mail

July 08, 2008: I-485 & I-765 NOA Received

July 12 2008: Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

July 24 2008: I-485 Touched / Case transferred to California Service Center "eMail Notification"

July 25 2008: Biometrics Appointment / I-485 Touched / I-765 Touched

July 28 2008: Case transferred to California Service Center "Mail Notification"

July 31 2008: I-485 Touched

August 01 2008: I-485 Touched

August 22 2008: I-485 Touched

September 10 2008: I-485 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 12 2008: I-485 Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident "eMail Notification"

September 16 2008: I-485 Approval notice sent "eMail Notification"

September 17 2008: Green Card received

September 23 2008: I-765 Card production ordered "eMail Notification"

September 29 2008: I-765 Card received

Removal of Conditions Journey :

June 30,2010: I-751 Packet sent in Mail

July 02, 2010: I-751 Delivered

July 07, 2010: Check Cashed

July 12, 2010: NOA1 received (Dated 07/06/2010)

July 31, 2010: Biometrics letter received (Dated 07/27/2010)

August 24, 2010: Biometrics appointment [COMPLETED]

August 25, 2010: Touched

November 03, 2010: Approved

November 06, 2010: Card received [No approval letter]

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Hi,

This post was really useful to me, I think I have understood everything, but have one more question. I got stamped with my EAD at JFK, but this expires on June 14th, after my 90 days is up.

Will this EAD with my SSN be enough to work once June 14th has passes, or will I then need the new EAD? I know my SS card will be stamped that I need an EAD alongside it, so am a bit puzzled.

Thanks, this process is even more complex than filing for the K1!!

Lily

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lilysidiq, the JFK stamp is good for 90 days and that's it. If you want to keep working on day 91, it's up to you and your employer. Many have said on here that getting the green card down the road forgives any work issues from the past. But technically on day 91 you can not work.

Personally I wouldn't recommend working on day 91.

Can you post a picture of the JFK stamp? I've often wondered what these things actually look like. They almost seem mythical.

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Can you post a picture of the JFK stamp? I've often wondered what these things actually look like. They almost seem mythical.

It's just a text stamp that says "Employment Authorized" with a date hand written beside it.

K-1 Visa Process.

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See my timeline

AOS Process

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01/23/08 - AOS Package mailed to Chicago Lockbox

01/25/08 - NOA1 for I-485, I-765 and I-131

02/15/08 - Biometrics for I-485 and I-765

02/18/08 - I-485 transferred to CSC

02/21/08 - I-485 & I-765 touched

03/11/08 - I-131 approved

03/18/08 - I-765 approved

03/19/08 - EAD arrives

03/20/08 - AP arrives

03/27/08 - I-485 touched

04/11/08 - I-485 touched (case received at CSC)

04/13/08 - I-485 touched

06/07/08 - I-551 Card production ordered

06/13/08 - Welcome Letter arrives

06/16/08 - I-551 Card arrives

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