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Already have a SSN before K1..any problems?

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My fiancee already has a ssn from when she went to school on a F1 visa. She will be entering on a K1 visa and we will get married in about 60 days. Should we worry about her already having a ssn? I guess after we get a marriage license we just go the ssn office and change the name on the card and submit our AOS paperwork?

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Should we worry about her already having a ssn? I guess after we get a marriage license we just go the ssn office and change the name on the card and submit our AOS paperwork?

No - there is no need to worry, perfectly alright.

Once you're married - marriage certificate in hand, you may get the name changed - neither the card nor the card in the new/married name are required to file AOS.

 
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