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Should I put this number on the AOS forms? My wife is coming from the K1 status.

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- Aug 14th - I-129F Arrived

- Aug 15 - NOA1

- Aug 17th - Check cashed

- Aug 18th - touched

- Aug 24th - touched

- Aug 29th - touched!

- Sept 1st - touched??

- Sept 1st - approved little later after being touched!!

- Sept 2nd - touched - sent stuff to NVC?

- Sept 6th - NVC Received my case

- Sept 12th - petition forwarded to embassy

- Sept 14th - embassy receives it

- Dec.. - passes interview! .. Arrived to the US!

- Jan 15th - got married in vegas!!

- Jan 26th - went to SS office to apply and change last name

- Feb 8th - Received SS card with new last name!

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- End of May Interview

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Yes, wherever on the forms it asks for a social security number you put the number you have. Not everyone has a ssn when filing for AOS but since you do go ahead and put it on the forms.

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02/02/2015 - Filed Dallas lockbox. Atlanta office.

02/13/2015 - NOA received

03/10/2015 - Biometrics

03/12/2015 - In-Line for Interview

04/09/2015 - E-notification for Interview Letter

05/18/2015 - Interview - passed!

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Yes, wherever on the forms it asks for a social security number you put the number you have. Not everyone has a ssn when filing for AOS but since you do go ahead and put it on the forms.

This is not gonna cause delays ?

Is it 100% fine?

Vermont Service Center...

- Aug 14th - I-129F Arrived

- Aug 15 - NOA1

- Aug 17th - Check cashed

- Aug 18th - touched

- Aug 24th - touched

- Aug 29th - touched!

- Sept 1st - touched??

- Sept 1st - approved little later after being touched!!

- Sept 2nd - touched - sent stuff to NVC?

- Sept 6th - NVC Received my case

- Sept 12th - petition forwarded to embassy

- Sept 14th - embassy receives it

- Dec.. - passes interview! .. Arrived to the US!

- Jan 15th - got married in vegas!!

- Jan 26th - went to SS office to apply and change last name

- Feb 8th - Received SS card with new last name!

- Feb 19th - Chicago received my application - delivered

- End of May Interview

- Less than 2 weeks later. Green card in the mail!

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Yes, wherever on the forms it asks for a social security number you put the number you have. Not everyone has a ssn when filing for AOS but since you do go ahead and put it on the forms.

This is not gonna cause delays ?

Is it 100% fine?

It wont cause any delays at all, it is just another way to help identify a person like the A-Number

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Yes, wherever on the forms it asks for a social security number you put the number you have. Not everyone has a ssn when filing for AOS but since you do go ahead and put it on the forms.

This is not gonna cause delays ?

Is it 100% fine?

What makes you think it would cause delays? If she has a SSN and a form asks for it the you should put it, I can't see any possible reason this would cause delays. It's just one more identifying piece of information about your spouse. Were you thinking about just putting "none" where it asks for a SSN? That would be more of a possible reason for delays in my opinion since it's lying.

Naturalization

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02/02/2015 - Filed Dallas lockbox. Atlanta office.

02/13/2015 - NOA received

03/10/2015 - Biometrics

03/12/2015 - In-Line for Interview

04/09/2015 - E-notification for Interview Letter

05/18/2015 - Interview - passed!

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Yes, wherever on the forms it asks for a social security number you put the number you have. Not everyone has a ssn when filing for AOS but since you do go ahead and put it on the forms.

This is not gonna cause delays ?

Is it 100% fine?

What makes you think it would cause delays? If she has a SSN and a form asks for it the you should put it, I can't see any possible reason this would cause delays. It's just one more identifying piece of information about your spouse. Were you thinking about just putting "none" where it asks for a SSN? That would be more of a possible reason for delays in my opinion since it's lying.

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07-02-10 Oath ceremony

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Argentina
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He didn't have his yet when we sent the AOS packet. He received it yesterday! A day after AOS was sent. grrrrr

AOS

01-29-07 - marriage

02-07-07 - AOS package mailed to Chicago

02-09-07 - AOS package delivered

02-13-07 - NOA1 date

02-21-07 - Biometrics letter

02-24-07 - NOA1 received

03-01-07 - Biometrics taken

03-15-07 - Transferred to The Sucky/Slow Center (TSC)... to "speed up" processing.

03-17-07 - Transferred notice e-mail

03-20-07 - Received TSC transfer letter

03-21-07 - application pending at TSC e-mail.

05-14-07 - Misinfopass appt. COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME.

06-05-07 - I-131 e-filed

06-11-07 - AP NOA1

07-09-07 - Received weird looking letter for AP, but online status hasn't changed

Last Touch - AOS 3/24, AP 7/03

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He didn't have his yet when we sent the AOS packet. He received it yesterday! A day after AOS was sent. grrrrr

I don't think it really matters either way - I'd think a lot of people don't get the SS card before filing AOS. Like I said before, it's just another bit of identifying information but they already know who you are by your A number so really it doesn't make much difference that I can see if you do or don't have it.

Naturalization

=======================================

02/02/2015 - Filed Dallas lockbox. Atlanta office.

02/13/2015 - NOA received

03/10/2015 - Biometrics

03/12/2015 - In-Line for Interview

04/09/2015 - E-notification for Interview Letter

05/18/2015 - Interview - passed!

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