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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Hi all! My husband arrived on the 25th and we went to our social security office that day, and filled out the forms, they said it should take about 2 weeks to get his card in the mail. He is here on a CR visa, and today he just got hired. As far as I read it, you are authorized to work on an IR/CR as soon as you enter the US.

His employer gave him a w-2, so what should he do until his number comes through?

1/15/2013 - Married

USCIS:
4/11: Mailed out IR-30 via FedEx Ground
4/15: Forms received by USCIS Chicago (Signed)

12/2: Case Transferred to CSC

12/17/2013: NOA-2!!!! (8 Months, 2 days)

NVC:

12/27/2013: Case received by NVC

1/23/2014: NVC Case #, BIN, & IIN received.

1/31/2014: DS-261 Available & filled out.

2/4/2014: AOS Invoice available & paid

2/7/2014: I-864(AOS) completed & sent

2/11/2014: IV Bill availiable and paid.

2/14/2014: DS-260 completed (IV)

2/14/2014: DS-260 support documents sent

2/26/2014: I-864 (AOS) documents received and logged by NVC.

3/4/2014: Checklist for AOS ( I knew it :|a)

3/5/2014: Checklist for AOS submitted

3/7/2014: DS-260 documents received & logged by NVC

3/13/2014: IV packet + documents approved and logged

4/14:2014: Case Complete!!! (3 months 2 weeks 4 days @NVC)

Consulate:

Medical: 05/28/2014

Interview: 06/03/2014 (?)

Consulate didn't like our police records, have to resend--> AP

APPROVED: 07/02/2014

visa in hand: 07/11/2014

PoE: Halifax Stanfield International (07/25/2014)

REMOVING CONDITIONS:

06/10/2016: Packet Mailed

06/16/2016: Check Cashed

7/11/2016: Biometrics Appointment

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline

On you I-130 did you check of the box that you wanted your info send to social security office?

USCIS Timelines:

08-31-2014: Senf I-130

09-03-2013: NOA1-I130

03-05-2014: Approved (I130)

NVC Timelines:

03-14-2014: Case Received NVC

04-15-2014: Case Number & IIN Assigned

04-19-2014: Completed the online DS-260

04-20-2014: Paid AOS bill

04-22-2014: Sent AOS package

04-28-2014: AOS Received by NVC

04-28-2014: Received the IV bill

04-28-2014: Pay the IV bill

04-28-2014: Send the IV package

04-30-2014: AOS Scanned by NVC

04-30-2014: IV Received by NVC

05-01-2014: Complete the online DS-261

05-05-2014: IV Scanned by NVC

05-19-2014: AOS Accepted by NVC

05-19-2014: False checklist asking for IV Documents

05-17-2014: DS-260 Accepted by NVC

05-21-2014: IV Accepted by NVC

No Checklists!!!

05-21-2014: Get case complete

05-29-2014: Get interview date scheduled by NVC

06-16-2014: Medical

07-11-2014: Interview at Embassy - APPROVED!!!! :dancing:

08-03-2014: POE

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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On you I-130 did you check of the box that you wanted your info send to social security office?

I do not remember its been so long.

1/15/2013 - Married

USCIS:
4/11: Mailed out IR-30 via FedEx Ground
4/15: Forms received by USCIS Chicago (Signed)

12/2: Case Transferred to CSC

12/17/2013: NOA-2!!!! (8 Months, 2 days)

NVC:

12/27/2013: Case received by NVC

1/23/2014: NVC Case #, BIN, & IIN received.

1/31/2014: DS-261 Available & filled out.

2/4/2014: AOS Invoice available & paid

2/7/2014: I-864(AOS) completed & sent

2/11/2014: IV Bill availiable and paid.

2/14/2014: DS-260 completed (IV)

2/14/2014: DS-260 support documents sent

2/26/2014: I-864 (AOS) documents received and logged by NVC.

3/4/2014: Checklist for AOS ( I knew it :|a)

3/5/2014: Checklist for AOS submitted

3/7/2014: DS-260 documents received & logged by NVC

3/13/2014: IV packet + documents approved and logged

4/14:2014: Case Complete!!! (3 months 2 weeks 4 days @NVC)

Consulate:

Medical: 05/28/2014

Interview: 06/03/2014 (?)

Consulate didn't like our police records, have to resend--> AP

APPROVED: 07/02/2014

visa in hand: 07/11/2014

PoE: Halifax Stanfield International (07/25/2014)

REMOVING CONDITIONS:

06/10/2016: Packet Mailed

06/16/2016: Check Cashed

7/11/2016: Biometrics Appointment

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Yes - your husband is authorized to work as soon as he entered the US on CR1. He can use his passport with the I-551 stamp to show his eligibility to work. My husband did this with no problem for a temp job he did before he got his SSN in the mail. The last 3 pages of the following link relate to paperwork when starting a new job.

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-9.pdf

The last page shows what is needed for a new job that prove both identity and eligibility to work. - Column A shows that a passport with the I-551 stamp covers both of those things.

If you went into the SSA office and filled out the paperwork to request the SSN card then you should be good. It can take up to 2 weeks, but many times it gets mailed sooner. Once he gets the number he should just take it into work so the employer can update the SSN info on the company records.

Congrats on being in the states together and for your husbands new job!!! :)

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IR-1/CR-1 Visa : National Benefits Center NVC Received: 2014-01-08
Consulate : Montreal, Canada NVC Case Number: 2014-02-07
Marriage : 2013-02-22 Paid I-864 Bill: 2014-02-13
I-130 Sent : 2013-03-16 Sent I-864 Docs: 2014-02-14
I-130 NOA1 : 2013-03-20 Paid IV Bill: 2014-03-03
Trans. to NSC : 2013-11-05 Sent IV Docs: 2014-03-04
I-130 NOA2: 2013-12-16 Submitted DS-260: 2014-03-06

Case Complete 2014-03-21

Interview & APPROVED 2014-05-08

POE 2014-06-21

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Hi all! My husband arrived on the 25th and we went to our social security office that day, and filled out the forms, they said it should take about 2 weeks to get his card in the mail. He is here on a CR visa, and today he just got hired. As far as I read it, you are authorized to work on an IR/CR as soon as you enter the US.

His employer gave him a w-2, so what should he do until his number comes through?

You can go back to the local SSA office and ask for a print out of his SSN. It is usually ready a few days after the application is accepted. We did that as my wife's SSC was not delivered to us by the USPS. All he needs is the number to put down so his employer can with hold taxes from his paycheck.

His GC or the CR-1/IR-1 visa with the stamp making it an I-551 is a List A document so he does not need to show his SSC, however; he does need to be able to provide the SSN so the employer can do his paycheck and they may want it before they hire him or they may work with him until he gets the number.

Good luck,

Dave

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