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mommy&helena   0

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Hi guys! I just arrived in the US Feb18. :dance: Do i have to apply for my SSN or is it already included in my visa application? should i just wait for it to arrive? Thanks again!

March 6 - NOA 1

Aug 26 - Case transferred to CSC

Sept 11 - Touched

Oct 17 - Approved

Nov 11 - Received DS3032 (beneficiary)

Nov 12 - Received AOS bill and DS3032

- Mailed DS3032

Nov 13 - Paid AOS online

Nov 14 - Shows PAID

Nov 17 - Sent AOS documents

Nov 18 - IV Bill generated

Nov 20 - Paid IV Bill Online

Nov 21 - IV Bill shows PAID for my daughter's

Nov 22 - IV Bill shows PAID for mommy

Nov 24 - Sent DS230

Nov 26 - called NVC; AOS complete; DS230 not in the system yet.

Nov 28 - called NVC again; DS230 not in the system yet

Dec 5 - called NVC; waiting for daughter's I864W

Dec 6 - sent I864W

Dec 9 - NVC received I864W

Dec 10 - CASE COMPLETE

2009

January 15, 16, 19, 20 - Medical at SLEC

FEBRUARY 6 - INTERVIEW DATE; requested additional document

Feb 9 - submitted additional document

Feb 14 - VISA IN HAND Happy Valentine's to me

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mrsartis Proficient

mrsartis   10

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hi sis,

welcome here in the US.. please wait for 2 weeks so you can be added up in their system.. bring your passport and I-94 or greencard to the nearest social security office.

Goodluck!

😁

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Ban Hammer   13,334

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moved from pi regional to working and traveling

This section also covers getting a Social Security Number (SSN) and is for general discussion on all these topics.

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MrsCat   6

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hi sis,

welcome here in the US.. please wait for 2 weeks so you can be added up in their system.. bring your passport and I-94 or greencard to the nearest social security office.

Goodluck!

:thumbs:

Follow these instructions and when you arrive at the office, they may not have the card quite ready, but you'll have a SSN, which you can use until the card arrives in the mail.

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I'm Gone Experienced

I'm Gone   60

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All of you wrong wrong wrong. This person has an immigrant visa, so they don't have an I-94.

If you checked off on the DS-230 to be assigned an SSN give it three weeks and then go into a SSA office.

RM 00202.315 Enumeration At Entry

http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202315

Take proof of age, identity and work authorized alien status.

Birth certificate, passport and I-551 card or MRIV with temporary I-551 language should be enough to take into the SSA office.

http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100203410

RM 00203.410 Evidence of Alien Status for an SSN Card for an Alien Lawfully Admitted for Permanent Residence

B. KINDS OF EVIDENCE ESTABLISHING LAPR STATUS

-- I-551, Permanent Resident Card

-- Machine Readable Immigrant Visa with Temporary I-551 Language

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Loolie Proficient

Loolie   56

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hi,

i arrived here in usa jan 27 and my green card arrived in mail feb. 14..

no ssn arrived in mail after 3 weeks of waiting since i arrived so feb 18 me and my husband went to ssn office and applied and feb 24..today..my ssn arrived. :)

so just wait...since you are immigrant it will just arrive in mail too.

God bless you.

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