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which comes first SSN or EAD?????

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hello guys i am a K3 visa holder just arrived 3days ago... we are confused what to do first get a Social Security Number or EAD???? Anybody who has the knowledge about this matter... Please help!!!! thank you! :crying:
Best if you apply for EAD and the AOS as soon as you can.

Normally takes no more than 90 days to get the EAD and you can apply for a SSN. If you are real lucky you'll get the GC before the EAD.

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hello guys i am a K3 visa holder just arrived 3days ago... we are confused what to do first get a Social Security Number or EAD???? Anybody who has the knowledge about this matter... Please help!!!! thank you! :crying:
Best if you apply for EAD and the AOS as soon as you can.

Normally takes no more than 90 days to get the EAD and you can apply for a SSN. If you are real lucky you'll get the GC before the EAD.

K3 needs EAD or Green Card to get SSN.

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Hi I'm also a K3 visa and I just applied for EAD last October. You cannot apply of SSN yet unless you already have EAD card so secure this work permit and let me know when you already did.

Goodluck to us!!!

2007-09-19: Marriage

2007-12-31: I-130 Sent

2008-02-14: I-130 NOA1

2008-02-28: I-129F Sent

2008-03-07: I-129F NOA1

2008-05-06: I-130 & I-129F NOA2

2008-06-25: Interview Approved (Conditional)

2008-07-08: Forward Additional Doc

2008-07-15: VISA Received (2yrs Validity)

2008-09-03: Flight to Cincinnati, Ohio; POE SFO

2008-09-06: Travel back to Chicago with my hubby

2008-09-29: Mailed I765 (EAD)

2008-10-07: NOA for EAD

2008-12-12: Received EAD Biometrics Appointment

2008-12-19: Biomentrics Appointment

2008-12-29: Ordered EAD Card

2008-12-31: EAD Approval

2009-11-26: Submit AOS

2010-03-30: Permanet Resident 10yrs GC

2010-04-15: Update status with SS

2010-04-22: Received new SS Card

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