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SS Number Not Received, Filing For AOS

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shayden10   78

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Hey VJers,

I arrived in the States on my K1 on December 31 and applied for a SSN the second week of January, I married my husband on January 20 and have all of my forms ready, I just need to print my documents. My concern is that I haven't received my SSN yet, they said it could take four weeks (which would be next week) but I had difficulty applying for it because the DHS entered my name incorrectly in the system so it may take longer. I was wondering if it will be an issue if I leave the SSN portion of my forms blank, because I have applied for it and one was possibly issued but hasn't arrived yet? I just don't want them to look me up and find out I have an SSN two months from now when they are reviewing my paperwork when I left it blank... I can attach the receipt from when I applied for the SSN, but I don't want it to become an issue down the road! I want this to be as easy as possible!

Thanks in advance!

K1 Visa Timline                                               AOS Timeline

2016/08/11: I-129F Package Sent                   2017/02/09: AOS/EAD/AP Package Sent

2016/08/17: NOA1 Received                          2017/02/23: NOA1 Received

2016/10/04: NOA2 Received                          2017/03/23: Biometrics Appointment

2016/10/21: NVC Received                            2017/04/06: Request to Expedite EAD

2016/10/24: Case # Assigned                        2017/04/12: Letter for Expedite Request Received 

2016/11/01: Consulate Received                    2017/04/13: Response to Letter Faxed

2016/11/01: Packet 3 Sent                           2017/04/19: EAD Expedite Approved - Card Being Produced

2016/11/04: Packet 4 Received                     2017/04/24: EAD/AP Card Mailed

2016/12/09: Medical                                     2017/04/26: EAD/AP Card Received

2016/12/21: Interview!! APPROVED               2017/09/08: AOS Approved - Card Being Produced

2016/12/23: Visa Issued                               2017/09/15: Conditional Greencard Received

2016/12/28: Visa Received

2016/12/31: POE as a K1!

2017/01/20: Wedding Day!!!

 

ROC Timeline:

2019/06/29: ROC Package Sent

2019/07/05: NOA1 Received

2019/10/25: Biometrics Appointment

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PickleChips   56

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You can call or visit the office and get your number if it has been issued, regardless of whether you have received the card or not. 

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FrancesTaber   12

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On ‎1‎/‎30‎/‎2017 at 8:29 PM, shayden10 said:

Hey VJers,

I arrived in the States on my K1 on December 31 and applied for a SSN the second week of January, I married my husband on January 20 and have all of my forms ready, I just need to print my documents. My concern is that I haven't received my SSN yet, they said it could take four weeks (which would be next week) but I had difficulty applying for it because the DHS entered my name incorrectly in the system so it may take longer. I was wondering if it will be an issue if I leave the SSN portion of my forms blank, because I have applied for it and one was possibly issued but hasn't arrived yet? I just don't want them to look me up and find out I have an SSN two months from now when they are reviewing my paperwork when I left it blank... I can attach the receipt from when I applied for the SSN, but I don't want it to become an issue down the road! I want this to be as easy as possible!

Thanks in advance!

I also had a difficult time receiving my SSN and I filed AOS without it, leaving the boxes blank. It caused no issues whatsoever. I think this is pretty common!

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