SSN quick questiion

[chrisg 0]

Hi everyone,

I have now been in the US just over two weeks and tomorrow i am going to go apply for my SSN.

I have printed off the SSN Form and just have a quick question regarding Question 3 Citizenship, Do I tick Alien allowed to work or alien not allowed to work?????

I am a K1 Visa holder.

Also do I just take my passport as ID , Unfortunately it is the only photo ID i have. It has my ! 94 etc inside it along with the Visa.

Anyway any help would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks

Sorry I think this is in the wrong forum,

Sorry

[Kez/JWolf 6]

As you dont have the EAD stamp in your passport I would tick alien not allowed to work...

hopefully someone who has file from K1 will be along soon and tell you for sure...

Kezzie

[almaty 19]

put ..allowed to work

[Ephesia 0]

Hi everyone,

I have now been in the US just over two weeks and tomorrow i am going to go apply for my SSN.

I have printed off the SSN Form and just have a quick question regarding Question 3 Citizenship, Do I tick Alien allowed to work or alien not allowed to work?????

I am a K1 Visa holder.

Also do I just take my passport as ID , Unfortunately it is the only photo ID i have. It has my ! 94 etc inside it along with the Visa.

Anyway any help would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks

Sorry I think this is in the wrong forum,

Sorry

As a K1, you are a legal alien allowed to work. mdyoung told us so.

[dumaguete 0]

I think you are a legal alien allowed to work.

[chrisg 0]

Thanks for the info people

[WalCruz 0]

I got here under the K1 visa also and I also got my SS# before getting married. But I didn't fill out any form, all I did was take my passport with I-94 and the woman did the rest. I talked to some friends that came here with the K1 and they did the same.

[I'm Gone 60]

Hi everyone,

I have now been in the US just over two weeks and tomorrow i am going to go apply for my SSN.

I have printed off the SSN Form and just have a quick question regarding Question 3 Citizenship, Do I tick Alien allowed to work or alien not allowed to work?????

I am a K1 Visa holder.

Also do I just take my passport as ID , Unfortunately it is the only photo ID i have. It has my ! 94 etc inside it along with the Visa.

http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100203500

RM 00203.500 Employment Authorization for Nonimmigrants

C. POLICY - EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION BY CLASS OF ADMISSION

The following policy applies to employment authorization by class of

admission.

1. Aliens Work Authorized Without Specific DHS Authorization

The following lists nonimmigrants, by alien classification, who are

authorized to work in the U.S. without specific authorization from DHS.

The alien's I-94 will not have the DHS employment authorization stamp

and the alien will not have an EAD.

K-1 Fiance(e) of U.S. citizen

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https://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps10/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202115

RM 00202.115 Form SS-5 Item 3 — Citizenship

B. PROCEDURE - ANSWER TO ITEM 3

2. Legal Alien Allowed to Work

The applicant should check this block if he/she alleges to be a lawfully admitted alien with work authorization.

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http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100203020

RM 00203.020 Number of Documents Required for an SSN Card

2. Original (and new SSNs)

At least two documents are required and should be requested.

b. Aliens

A foreign born individual should always be requested to submit a foreign birth certificate if one is in his/her possession or if one can be easily obtained. However, if a foreign birth certificate does not exist or cannot be obtained, accept alternative evidence of age.

The DHS document, e.g. I-94 (with passport), or an employment authorization document establishes lawful alien status or work authorization and identity. If the DHS document is used to establish alien

status and identity, the alien must provide another document, such as a passport or birth certificate, to establish age.