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kokoninicko   1

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help!

i've been here in guam for almost two months, we got married already and this morning we tried to applied for ssn.

but they said it is not yet reported to uscis/immigration that i arrived here in guam.

is this normal?

they told me they will give me a call until monday if there's a problem.

another problem is my i94 is about to expire on Feb, how will i extend this?

There is a pride most will never understand, it is a series of late night phone calls, I miss yous, see ya laters, sexy dress blues, lots of tears, endless prayers, care packages & love letters, countdowns, homecomings, best friends you've never met, dog tags, Skype dates: a military thing, you will never understand.

AOS Timeline:

03/14/2013 - AOS Package sent

03/19/2013 - I-485 and I-131 NOA's

03/26/2013 - I-765 Rejection Notice (signature missing)

03/30/2013 - I-765 sent

04/02/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for AOS - Appointment 04/26/2013

04/16/2013 - I-765 NOA

04/17/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for I-765 - Appointment 05/10/2013

04/26/2013 - Biometrics done in Hagatna, Guam

05/15/2013 - Got letter in the mail we have out interview date!

06/15/2013 - AOS Interview

06/7/2013 - Got my Advance Parole in the mail

06/17/2013 - GC approved!

06/26/2013 - Received GC in the mai!

ROC Timeline:

5/21/2015 - ROC packet sent

5/26/2015 - Extension Letter

8/4/2015 - Biometrics Appointment Letter received in the Mail (8/14)

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Dave&Roza   748

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help!

i've been here in guam for almost two months, we got married already and this morning we tried to applied for ssn.

but they said it is not yet reported to uscis/immigration that i arrived here in guam.

is this normal?

they told me they will give me a call until monday if there's a problem.

another problem is my i94 is about to expire on Feb, how will i extend this?

If the I-94 is within 2 weeks of expiring, then you will have to wait until you get teh EAD or GC to get a SSN. There is nothing you can do to extend the I-94. That was the limit of your stay in the US without getting married. Now that you are married you wll be out of status until teh EAD or GC arrives. That is why you should file fr AOS ASAP, but there is no real time limit.

You might want to go back to the SSA office and try someone else as you should be in the SAVE database under your maiden name. Have them look you up using the visa number or your A#.

Good luck,

Dave

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jkelly07   120

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now that your married the 1-94 after it expires its no good, since you married within 90 days you can apply for adjustment of status takes about 3 to 4 months 1-485-1-765-1-131 the fee 1,070.00

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No, two months is not normal. You should have been in the system within a week or two at most. You might want to speak to a SS supervisor to get this straightened out. They should be able to issue you a Social Security number up until two weeks before your I-94 expires.

By the way, when you file to adjust your status, the NOA letter you receive shortly after you submit your application is the legal document which allows you to remain in the U.S. without accruing overstay until you receive your green card.

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kokoninicko   1

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called uscis and told me to call homeland security here in guam, we got an appointment later, hope everything goes well. :unsure:

There is a pride most will never understand, it is a series of late night phone calls, I miss yous, see ya laters, sexy dress blues, lots of tears, endless prayers, care packages & love letters, countdowns, homecomings, best friends you've never met, dog tags, Skype dates: a military thing, you will never understand.

AOS Timeline:

03/14/2013 - AOS Package sent

03/19/2013 - I-485 and I-131 NOA's

03/26/2013 - I-765 Rejection Notice (signature missing)

03/30/2013 - I-765 sent

04/02/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for AOS - Appointment 04/26/2013

04/16/2013 - I-765 NOA

04/17/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for I-765 - Appointment 05/10/2013

04/26/2013 - Biometrics done in Hagatna, Guam

05/15/2013 - Got letter in the mail we have out interview date!

06/15/2013 - AOS Interview

06/7/2013 - Got my Advance Parole in the mail

06/17/2013 - GC approved!

06/26/2013 - Received GC in the mai!

ROC Timeline:

5/21/2015 - ROC packet sent

5/26/2015 - Extension Letter

8/4/2015 - Biometrics Appointment Letter received in the Mail (8/14)

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Dave&Roza   748

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called uscis and told me to call homeland security here in guam, we got an appointment later, hope everything goes well. :unsure:

You are getting the royal run around by the SSA. I would e-mail the main office and explain your situation. It sounds like somebody there needs training on the procedures for a K-1. You are elibile for a SSN from about 2 weeks after arrival i the US until 2 weeks before the I-94 expires. The only thing the DHS can do is make certain your information was entered correctly, then it is still up to the employees at the SSA to be able to pull up your records and issue you the number. Send e-mail to main SSA on their website NOW!

Good luck,

Dave

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kokoninicko   1

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we went to homeland security here in won pat airport. they told us that its impossible that they do not have any records of me arriving here in guam bec they issued me the form i94, that's basically the proof that we got here in guam.

so we asked them why SSA is saying that i dont have any records! you know what they told me? I SHOULD ADJUST MY STATUS FIRST BEFORE THEY CAN ISSUE MY SSN!

so my husband and i were both shocked! because i have friends here in guam who got their ssn even if they haven't adjusted their status yet.

they also told us to go to uscis local office here in guam and make an appointment.

wth happened here in guam? did they change the process? help!!!

There is a pride most will never understand, it is a series of late night phone calls, I miss yous, see ya laters, sexy dress blues, lots of tears, endless prayers, care packages & love letters, countdowns, homecomings, best friends you've never met, dog tags, Skype dates: a military thing, you will never understand.

AOS Timeline:

03/14/2013 - AOS Package sent

03/19/2013 - I-485 and I-131 NOA's

03/26/2013 - I-765 Rejection Notice (signature missing)

03/30/2013 - I-765 sent

04/02/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for AOS - Appointment 04/26/2013

04/16/2013 - I-765 NOA

04/17/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for I-765 - Appointment 05/10/2013

04/26/2013 - Biometrics done in Hagatna, Guam

05/15/2013 - Got letter in the mail we have out interview date!

06/15/2013 - AOS Interview

06/7/2013 - Got my Advance Parole in the mail

06/17/2013 - GC approved!

06/26/2013 - Received GC in the mai!

ROC Timeline:

5/21/2015 - ROC packet sent

5/26/2015 - Extension Letter

8/4/2015 - Biometrics Appointment Letter received in the Mail (8/14)

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Dave&Roza   748

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we went to homeland security here in won pat airport. they told us that its impossible that they do not have any records of me arriving here in guam bec they issued me the form i94, that's basically the proof that we got here in guam.

so we asked them why SSA is saying that i dont have any records! you know what they told me? I SHOULD ADJUST MY STATUS FIRST BEFORE THEY CAN ISSUE MY SSN!

so my husband and i were both shocked! because i have friends here in guam who got their ssn even if they haven't adjusted their status yet.

they also told us to go to uscis local office here in guam and make an appointment.

wth happened here in guam? did they change the process? help!!!

Have you sent an e-mail to the main SSA office yet? Dealig with SSA is where your energy should be spent, not CBP or USCIS. You want a SSC and only the SSA can issue one. You need to deal directly with the SSA. CBP does not know the rules for issuing a SSC nor does the USCIS and unfortunately very few SSA employees understand the rules for a K-1 visa. Send an e-mail to the main SSA office NOW!

Dave

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southcalhog   43

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Thats Strange.My Wife arrived on a K-1 on July 7th 2012, A Saturday, That following Monday, July 9th we were at the SS Office and Applied for a SSN for her. It was no problem she received it in less than 2 Weeks. I Suggest you print out the link Tahoma gave you and go back to the SS Office, Good Luck!:thumbs:

Sent NOA1 April 30th 2011

received May 2nd 2011

NOA1 Notice Date:May 4th 2011

NOA 2 txt/ email on july 18th 2011

NOA 2 received in Mail July 20th dated July 18th 2011

NOA2 in "74" days!

NO RFE

Personal issue in the Philippines

Medical Exam: March 22nd 2012

Medical Cleared on March 23rd 2012

Interview Date:April 16th, 2012......PASSED

Arrival Los Angeles California: July 7th 2012.

Marriage September 7th 2012 at San Bernardino County Hall of Records

Preparing for AOS

"I Wholly disapprove of what you say, But I will defend to the death, Your RIGHT to say it"

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kokoninicko   1

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yup already sent them an email last night

There is a pride most will never understand, it is a series of late night phone calls, I miss yous, see ya laters, sexy dress blues, lots of tears, endless prayers, care packages & love letters, countdowns, homecomings, best friends you've never met, dog tags, Skype dates: a military thing, you will never understand.

AOS Timeline:

03/14/2013 - AOS Package sent

03/19/2013 - I-485 and I-131 NOA's

03/26/2013 - I-765 Rejection Notice (signature missing)

03/30/2013 - I-765 sent

04/02/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for AOS - Appointment 04/26/2013

04/16/2013 - I-765 NOA

04/17/2013 - Received Biometrics letter for I-765 - Appointment 05/10/2013

04/26/2013 - Biometrics done in Hagatna, Guam

05/15/2013 - Got letter in the mail we have out interview date!

06/15/2013 - AOS Interview

06/7/2013 - Got my Advance Parole in the mail

06/17/2013 - GC approved!

06/26/2013 - Received GC in the mai!

ROC Timeline:

5/21/2015 - ROC packet sent

5/26/2015 - Extension Letter

8/4/2015 - Biometrics Appointment Letter received in the Mail (8/14)

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