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Two forms of ID for SSN application?

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I've been preparing the application for my wife, who has entered with k1 visa. The guide says we will need two forms of id, I was wondering if the visa, which is attached to her passport, can be counted as one form of Id and the passport can be counted as the other form of id. Thanks

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The person at the SSN office when I had went asked me for passport and another form of ID like a foreign drivers license.

They used my foreign drivers license and passport.

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I've been preparing the application for my wife, who has entered with k1 visa. The guide says we will need two forms of id, I was wondering if the visa, which is attached to her passport, can be counted as one form of Id and the passport can be counted as the other form of id. Thanks

When went I needed passport with visa inside and marriage license and I had my Aussie drivers license as well.Oh and my birth certificate as they had all that info put in my maiden name my parents name and all.

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