Please read and answer me please

[Talia123 0]

Hello Everyone 

 

Sorry my English is bad but hopefully you guys will understand. 
My concerns is now I’m married to a USC we met here in Paris few years ago now we want to file our  I 130 petition. We got married end of December. The thing is when I was a kid around 7 I was petitioned by my parents in the US via the I 730 form for asylum went to the Us stay for few years but after my Parents got divorced it was really hard for them; so my Grandparents took us back to our home country to take care of us( me and my siblings) since the divorce was so hard on my parents they didn’t really have time for us we were under 18. Now that I’m 26 married, I still have my SSN, I 94 etc… Do you guys think since I was in the Us and left will be a problem on my new mariage case ? And should I provide my SSN in the form if asked ? 

[Crazy Cat 41,284]

You must provide your SSN if asked. 

Edited February 2, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[iwannaplay54 985]

Your SS number is yours for life and your previous case won’t effect your current one.  Even immigrants who have surrendered green cards are treated as new applicants.

Edited February 2, 2023 by iwannaplay54

[Boiler 44,928]

They are going to know anyway

 

First time I have come across a French asylum case.May be a case for legal help.

[Timona 4,161]

28 minutes ago, Boiler said:

They are going to know anyway

 

First time I have come across a French asylum case.May be a case for legal help.

 

Probably not French. France has a lot of immigrants, more so from W.Africa.

[SalishSea 17,496]

7 hours ago, Talia123 said:

Hello Everyone 

 

Sorry my English is bad but hopefully you guys will understand. 
My concerns is now I’m married to a USC we met here in Paris few years ago now we want to file our  I 130 petition. We got married end of December. The thing is when I was a kid around 7 I was petitioned by my parents in the US via the I 730 form for asylum went to the Us stay for few years but after my Parents got divorced it was really hard for them; so my Grandparents took us back to our home country to take care of us( me and my siblings) since the divorce was so hard on my parents they didn’t really have time for us we were under 18. Now that I’m 26 married, I still have my SSN, I 94 etc… Do you guys think since I was in the Us and left will be a problem on my new mariage case ? And should I provide my SSN in the form if asked ? 

Do you live in the country from which you sought asylum?

[Talia123 0]

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

Do you live in the country from which you sought asylum?

Non.. Secondly the one who sought asylum was my Dad back then

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You said you had a SS number.  Then you asked if you should provide it if asked.  Remove all thoughts of telling anything but the truth on all forms and to any immigration officials.  Simply read each question carefully, interpret it literally and answer accurately.  The truth will set you free.