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Apply for EAD & SSN two weeks from arrival....

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Nitas_man   3,100

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17 hours ago, Icamarn said:

Hey guys,

 

I got to the states December 29th and today we went to get a SSN but the lady in the desk told us I cant apply for one without first filing the I-765 form. We are getting married in 3 weeks. 

So I’m so confused and lost because after reading comments about this topic I thought I could get a SSN before marrying but now that she said I can’t, I don’t know if we should wait after we are married or just try again next week... 🤷🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

You can.  Get a different SS clerk next time and bring in your US fiance to browbeat him/her to submission.

 

Round-file him/her with the idiot who told me I couldnt apply for a replacement SS card while I’m in another state.  

I left her in tears of frustration (there is no better feeling than leaving a pompous government employee in her place) and got my application in at the same time.  It was great.

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p-ana
p-ana

On mobile and typed it wrong. My bad.   best way to get the ead IS filing alongside aos

Crazy Cat
Crazy Cat

What do you mean by "valid"?  A SS card obtained immediately after arrival via a K-1 is extremely useful for things such as opening a bank account, landlord background checks, establishing credit, fil

Ben&Zian
Ben&Zian

Once married you can file for AOS, EAD, and AP at same time.   EAD/AP combo card is taking about 4-7 months right now. It can be expedited if you have an official job offer and can show USCI

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20 hours ago, geowrian said:

A restricted SS card is issued with an EAD as well.

The only way to get an unrestricted card is with a green card or US citizenship.

Ah, thank you for the correction! 

 

 

 

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