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K-1: Travel/departure record never recorded by INS

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Hey VJ! I need some of your excellent help for my fiance, who entered the USA on the K-1 visa on June 25th.

He applied for his SSN on July 13th but wasn't in the system, so he ended up getting manual verification. Well, it's been 5 weeks with no udpates, so we called the local social security office and they said his travel and depature record was never recorded by the INS, which means they still have no information on file. They said that their last checkup was the 12th of August 2010!

What can be done to get his information in the system? Should I make an infopass appointment for him? We are planning on getting married September 10th, and his I-94 expires September 23rd.

Edit: Don't know if it makes a difference, but his POE was at Dublin and was uneventful.

Mods: sorry, but cross posting to K-1 forum to increase possibility of replies.

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Our naturalization timeline
1/12/2015 - Application sent to Phoenix service center by USPS priority mail

1/14/2015 - Package received in Phoenix

1/16/2015 - NOA date (hard copy received 1/22)

1/20/2015 - Check cashed

2/09/2015 - Biometrics

2/11/2015 - In line for interview

3/28/2015 - Hard copy interview notice received

4/29/2015 - Interview at Chicago field office - Approved!!!

5/22/2015 - Oath ceremony - Now a US citizen!!!!!!

Thank you, VisaJourney!!!!!


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