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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Moldova
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My fiance has a social security number from her visit last year as a J1 work/travel visa holder. It has restrictions saying work only with DHS approval.

We are married now and filing for AOS, EAD for work, and AP.

My question is can we go to the Social Security office to get her a new card?

Any advice or experience would be appreciated.

Tim

TIM - North Conway, NH

ANA - Chisinau, Moldova

2005

JULY: Met Ana when my Russian tenants had a BBQ at my house

OCTOBER: Ana's visa about to expire time to go home to Moldova

JANUARY 2006: Flew to Moldova to ask her parents permission to marry her

Engaged January 12, 2006

Left Moldova January 28th

2006

MARCH 3: I-129F sent to Vermont Service Center

MARCH 10: NOA1 Received

APRIL 26: NOA 2 Received Approval

APRIL 28: NVC forwarded to Embassy in Romania

MAY 5: Received by US Embassy in Romania

MAY 12: Packet 3 Received

MAY 17: Packet 3 sent to US Embassy in Romania

MAY 17: Fiance notified of impending RFE due to IMBRA LAW

JUNE 30: Case Reopened at VSC

JULY 6: Received IMBRA RFE

JULY 10: Mailed RFE back to VSC

JULY 17: VSC has acknowledged receipt of IMBRA RFE

AUGUST 8: VSC Approval of NOA2!!!!! Great Day

SEPTEMBER 19: Interview in US EMBASSY Bucharest - VISA GRANTED

OCTOBER 16: Fly to Moldova

2007

JANUARY 11: Fly home to America with Ana to get married!

JANUARY 16: Married in North Conway, NH

JANUARY 19: Filed for AOS and EAD

JULY 13: Received Green Card and Employment Authorization Card

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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My fiance has a social security number from her visit last year as a J1 work/travel visa holder. It has restrictions saying work only with DHS approval.

We are married now and filing for AOS, EAD for work, and AP.

My question is can we go to the Social Security office to get her a new card?

Any advice or experience would be appreciated.

Tim

Hi,

You will have to wait until she receives her green card.

Then she could obtain an unrestricted social security card (with the same number, of course).

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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My fiance has a social security number from her visit last year as a J1 work/travel visa holder. It has restrictions saying work only with DHS approval.

We are married now and filing for AOS, EAD for work, and AP.

My question is can we go to the Social Security office to get her a new card?

Any advice or experience would be appreciated.

Tim

You do not need to get a new SS card until DHS work authorization restrictions have been removed. You are not there yet. When she gets her "greencard" then you will apply for an unrestricted card.

YMMV

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Tim,

Her existing card will serve quite nicely for the time being. Once she is EA she can go to the SSA to get a card in her married name, if she will be changing her name to yours. Once she is a LPR she can go to the SSA office to get a card without the notation.

Yodrak

My fiance has a social security number from her visit last year as a J1 work/travel visa holder. It has restrictions saying work only with DHS approval.

We are married now and filing for AOS, EAD for work, and AP.

My question is can we go to the Social Security office to get her a new card?

Any advice or experience would be appreciated.

Tim

 
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