Well, Might be in Trouble!

[MIDUVIL 34]

What am I missing !!!????

Somebody was talking about SS#, a second one wrote back a reply that other members didn't understand, so they explained kindly to that member that SS# = Social Security Number and anything else.

And several are trying to understand what else SS# can be in US. and also for immigration purpose.

Do you understand better?

Edited October 14, 2013 by MIDUVIL

[Carie_Azan 35]

Somebody was talking about SS#, a second one wrote back a reply that other members didn't understand, so they explained kindly to that member that SS# = Social Security Number and anything else.

And several are trying to understand what else SS# can be in US. and also for immigration purpose.

Do you understand better?

Actually, the ROX person was pissed that I corrected him/her..lol good day

[mamaSue 38]

Actually, the ROX person was pissed that I corrected him/her..lol good day

[NickD 203]

Guess a lot as changed in the last couple of years, wife to be had to show her return ticket to the US POE, they don't give return tickets anymore. Last time, she couldn't even leave her home country with her home country passport, doesn't have a US visa in it anymore. She had to show her US passport to leave that was another complication as that has her married name in it.

Consulated insisted she keep her maiden name, but did put a stamp in it with her married name in it. Good thing we registered our marriage in her home country.

I guess they know what they are doing.