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Hi everyone. I've done searches before on ITIN and I just want to confirm the info that I've read. Just wanted to know, it's perfectly fine for my wife and I to apply for an ITIN for her right? There shouldn't be any issue with her getting her visa correct? (we're already approved and NVC just completed our case). Do I need to worry about her ITIN coming up during our interview? Thanks in advance :)

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Hi everyone. I've done searches before on ITIN and I just want to confirm the info that I've read. Just wanted to know, it's perfectly fine for my wife and I to apply for an ITIN for her right? There shouldn't be any issue with her getting her visa correct? (we're already approved and NVC just completed our case). Do I need to worry about her ITIN coming up during our interview? Thanks in advance :)

well my hubby applied for my ITIN before he filed for petition. I don't think its gonna be a problem in regards to interview.

Our Time Line
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CR-1/CR-2
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USCIS Stage: (13 DAYS)
Apr 15, 2012 - Filed I-130 ($420 x2)
Apr 19, 2012 - NOA-1
May 2, 2012 - NOA-2


NVC STAGE: (56 DAYS)
05/21/12 - Case finally entered into NVC system
05/25/12 - Received case #, IIN, and BIN, gave e-mail addresses, sent optin e-mail
05/25/12 - Received info package and AOS bill e-mails from NVC
05/25/12 - AOS bill invoiced & paid ($88)
05/29/12 - AOS bill appears as PAID
06/01/12 - IV Bill Invoiced & PAID ($230 x2)
06/04/12 - IV Bill Shows PAID
06/15/12 - AOS & IV Packages sent
07/02/12 - RFE email received
07/06/12 - Sent NSO copy of MC and BC
07/16/12 - Case Complete (2nd Wedding Anniversary)
08/01/12 - Interview Date Assigned -->>>>(Sept.5, 2012@ 6:15am)



Medical/CFO / Consulate / POE:
08/29/2012-------- Medical Exam: PASSED
08/30/2012 ---------Advance CFO @SMEF-COW
09/05/2012-------- Interview: VISA APPROVED!!!!

09/11/2012 ------- VISA RECEIVED!
10/02/2012 -------- POE = Honolulu, Hawaii
Welcome to Hawaii

10/18/2012 - received 10yr. GC & SSN#

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There is no need to have it for the interview. Once she gets here you can get her a social security number.

but looking at your timeline you were married last year (2011). you could file as married and use an ITIN at that time.

It may have reduced your taxes. You can still look into doing that with a 1040X.

Love forever,

Dale & Trisha

Married: 9/29/2008

K3 Visa

POE-MSP: 3/13/2009

AOS/EAD

Greencard received: 08/29/2009

Removal of Conditions:

Approved: 10/20/2011

Citizenship

9/19/2012

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Mexico
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Hi everyone. I've done searches before on ITIN and I just want to confirm the info that I've read. Just wanted to know, it's perfectly fine for my wife and I to apply for an ITIN for her right? There shouldn't be any issue with her getting her visa correct? (we're already approved and NVC just completed our case). Do I need to worry about her ITIN coming up during our interview? Thanks in advance :)

When my wife's EAD didn't seem to be coming along in a quick fashion, I also looked into getting her an ITIN, only to find out that it'll take no less than 6-8 weeks to get her one. I just decided to wait until the EAD was approved.

I really don't think it would have any negative effect on the interview, however.

2010-04-15: Married!

2010-05-07: Physical Done by Civil Surgeon

2012-05-10: I-130 & I-485 Sent to USCIS

2012-05-11 (Day 01): FedEx Delivery Notification Email Received

2012-05-25 (Day 14): Checks Cashed

2012-05-30 (Day 19): NOA Hard Copies Received

2012-06-04 (Day 25): Biometric Appointment Notice Received

2012-06-08 (Day 29): Biometric Appointment in Charleston, SC Completed Successfully

2012-06-18 (Day 39): RFE Notification Received via Text :(

2012-07-03 (Day 54): Requested Evidence Sent to National Benefits Center Via Registered Mail

2012-07-09 (Day 60): Update Text Received; Requested Evidence Received at National Benefits Center

2012-07-26 (Day 77): Update Text Received; I-131 & I-765 Approved! Card Production Ordered.

2012-08-01 (Day 83): Update Text Received; EAD Mailed

2012-08-03 (Day 85): EAD In Hand!

2012-09-19 (Day 132): Update Text Received; Interview Scheduled for October 22, 2012.

2012-10-22 (Day 165): Approved on the Spot!

2012-10-25 (Day 168): Update Text Received; Green Card Production Ordered

2012-10-29 (Day 172): Green Card In Hand!

2019-12-18: Sworn in as United States Citizen!

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We got one and didn't affect our visa at all. It's only for tax purposes and nothing else. When you do get your SSN, you should inform Social Security that you have an ITIN as well so they can combine the records. :thumbs:

Total elapsed time between filing I-129F to GC in hand 569 days or 1 Year, 6 months, 22 days.

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