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I feel silly asking.....but SS card before or after marriage?

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David obtaining his Illinois driver's license was about the only stress-free experience he had. :lol: Right after he obtained his SSN (no EAD or AOS at that time, but with other required documents outlined on the DMV site), he went in and took the written test, got in the car with a guy and drove around the block then came back, walked in to have his picture taken, paid his $10.00 and got his license (think it expires in 2009). He was tickled pink and was astounded how easy it was, especially compared to England. They didn't take his UK driver's license....I didn't think they did that unless you had another state's license.

The various states' DMV sites should outline what they consider "resident" and how long you may drive on your out-of-country license.

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1-21-09 Getting Naturalization documents together.

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Disclaimer: i dunno nuthin bout birthin no babys, or bout imugrayshun.

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