Social Security Number Confusion and another Q.....

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

Filling out the 1-129 Packet I am not sure what to put in my fiance's SSN section. While my fiance studied and worked abroad last year she was able to get a SSN number for employment.. But has that # expired or is it still useable? She is in Ireland now and this was around 8 months ago....

Also, I downloaded the example forms and used them to the fullest extent, but does is REALLY matter whether you put "N/P" or "None". For a few questions I am not sure which one to put...

Last thing, to clarify once more on the "two hole punching" topic...... Are there any documents that SHOULD NOT be hole punched?? such as a birth certificate copy, the I-129 form, anything like that....

Thanks!

[rocks 494]

if she has been given an ssn then use it, i don't think it matters how old it is.

[flicker 5]

youre ssc never changes, you can change the name when you get married but that # is hers forever

[YuAndDan 153]

SSN never expires, it is issued to a person for life, so yes enter that number where it is asked for.

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

Thats what i thought about the SSN.. i just wasn't sure if someone could obtain one without going through a long process.

Does anyone know the answer to those other 2 questions? Thanks again

Edited January 28, 2009 by JoshP

[Stinky Monkey 1]

we used N/A or none on the questions that did not apply and did not have a problem

We did not hole punch anything just put them all in a large envelope and used paper clips where we had to attach pics etc and put them in the clear plastic folders, all they will do when they get them is to put them in their folder so as long as you have everything then it is not a problem

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

thanks for the quick replies and sry for the accident double post.... i think that i will just go ahead and do the folder ide, this hole punching thing is making me paranoid haha...

Appreciate the help!

[tallcoolone 102]

I two holed punched everything in my folder....