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My spouse's parent entered the U.S. to become a permanent resident on July 5. Their green card arrived a little over a week ago. However, their SS# card hasn't arrived. Did they misunderstand something about the entry process, and are they supposed to apply for a SS card after receiving the green card? They thought it was part of the paperwork they already did and that it would just be sent to them.

Is there a way to check on the status of this?

2012-04-17 N-400 filed

2012-04-19 NOA

2012-06-15 biometrics in Houston

2012-08-13 interview in San Antonio (why not Houston?) -- Passed!

2012-08-23 Oath ceremony

2012-08-23 U.S. Citizen!

 
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