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My Fiance has gotten his VISA approved so now I am getting ready for his arrival and adjustment. We'll be in California. He does not have a license from his home country. To apply for his California license he needs to have a social security number. When will he be issued one? At the airport when he arrives? or not till we get married and apply for permanent residence (wedding is 2 months later, then i expect it will take 3 months after that to get a green card) ?

If we have to wait for the wedding or to apply for permanent residence to get a social security number that is way to long for him to not have a license. Is it possible to go to the social security number and ask for a temporary one?

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My Fiance has gotten his VISA approved so now I am getting ready for his arrival and adjustment. We'll be in California. He does not have a license from his home country. To apply for his California license he needs to have a social security number. When will he be issued one? At the airport when he arrives? or not till we get married and apply for permanent residence (wedding is 2 months later, then i expect it will take 3 months after that to get a green card) ?

If we have to wait for the wedding or to apply for permanent residence to get a social security number that is way to long for him to not have a license. Is it possible to go to the social security number and ask for a temporary one?

He won't automatically receive a Social Security number. He'll have to submit the application. Here's the SS# guide: http://www.visajourney.com/content/ssn

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Inky   1,111

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My Fiance has gotten his VISA approved so now I am getting ready for his arrival and adjustment. We'll be in California. He does not have a license from his home country. To apply for his California license he needs to have a social security number. When will he be issued one? At the airport when he arrives? or not till we get married and apply for permanent residence (wedding is 2 months later, then i expect it will take 3 months after that to get a green card) ?

If we have to wait for the wedding or to apply for permanent residence to get a social security number that is way to long for him to not have a license. Is it possible to go to the social security number and ask for a temporary one?

Expect more of 4-5 month wait for a green card.

If he wants a license he will need an EAD in California to get one. EAD takes about 2-3 months to get.

Airports have nothing to do with SSN at all what so ever. He has to go apply for one at the SS office.

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BobGee   5

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You can apply for SSN 2 weeks upon his arrival.

I have applied my drivers license without needing EAD.You need to have a valid ID. I represented my SSN + passport. Well, I guess it depends on what state are you in. Goodluck!

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01-30-2012: Submitted AOS application thru USPS (Chicago Lockbox)
02-06-2012: Received Text/Email, application received by USCIS
02-10-2012: Received mail/hard copy of I-131 (NOA)
02-15-2012: Received mails/hard copies of I-765 & I-485 (NOAs) / Mail for Biometrics Appt.
03-06-2012: Biometrics Appointment done
03-14-2012: Received mail for Interview Appt on 16th April 2012.
04-04-2012: EAD/AP approved
04-12-2012: EAD/AP card received ;-)
04-16-2012: Interview day - Approved! (waiting for GC)
04-23-2012: Welcome Letter touched
05-03-2012: GC on hand!


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