JFK POE

[nimble 0]

DavidVJ,

You leave pinkydoc alone. She has been an immense help on this forum and a tremendous support and friend as well to all. If you are not interested in reading these posts, don't. You are not obligated to read them.

[pbgirl 1]

Someone's bitter and taking it out on other people.

doccute...keep posting, ignore this guy.

[Davidvj 0]

My understanding is: if the immigrating spouse checks "yes" in the box on the DS-230 form (asking if you want a SSN), then he/she will get one in the mail (only if you enter with CR-1) a few weeks after arrival in the US.

You might want to search or ask this question on the CR-1 forum or the Working in America forum....

Best of luck!

Maya

thanks a tonne maya ,

-mala

[Davidvj 0]

nimble, ssma

Stop sucking on Mala Doc_Cute. I know she is fine you people cant help it dammn brownies

Edited August 6, 2007 by Davidvj

[jundp 191]

Thanks for the questions, Mala. We'll be detouring through JFK for the EAD stamp too

Good luck with your interview.

[neel06 0]

nimble, ssma

Stop sucking on Mala Doc_Cute. I know she is fine you people cant help it dammn brownies

Davidvj is a bully

He has been picking on me too.

anyway Mala I wish you a safe journey and a happy married life.

[Nikita2Charles 32]

Don't worry about This David, he's a new comer, He should have plenty of his own fish to fry. He has the option to just skip the post, and even skip the south asian forums and go get his reading somewhere else. No need to even reply to such individual as people who are always negative or nosy only attract bad vibes, some people take pleasure to annoy other folks, somehow they get a high from it, all we can do is Pray for his sould. May God bless you David.

Edited August 7, 2007 by Nikita2Charles

[doc_cute 0]

Don't worry about This David, he's a new comer, He should have plenty of his own fish to fry. He has the option to just skip the post, and even skip the south asian forums and go get his reading somewhere else. No need to even reply to such individual as people who are always negative or nosy only attract bad vibes, some people take pleasure to annoy other folks, somehow they get a high from it, all we can do is Pray for his sould. May God bless you David.

thnks guys for the help

jfk was pretty cool n awesome

they just took fingerprints n the sealed envelope the lady in the immigration countrer opens it n puts a stamp in passport with daTE of entry n visa status

i m since 1 week to ny n it is just a lovely place i m so glad with my lovely hubby finally we are together for always

[bszoom42 0]

Welcome to the U.S.!

[ELW 5]

Congrats doc cute! :dance:

So you did not get questioned at all, at JFK POE? I guess they are nicer to the ladies.

Happy you are having a great time in NY, all the best for years of happiness!

[Sandip 0]

Congrats doc cute! :dance:

So you did not get questioned at all, at JFK POE? I guess they are nicer to the ladies.

Happy you are having a great time in NY, all the best for years of happiness!

Welcome!! Good to know that everything went smooth. Immi officer didn't ask a single question to my wife either.

[nimble 0]

Congratulations and welcome!!

[love2007 0]

welcome to usa.

[Imran's Wife 2B 0]

Hello. I am now wondering about the EAD stamp. We are thinking that it would be best to go through JFK as the port of entry because of the EAD stamp. I looked on the uscis website and saw the amount. Would he pay that at the port of entry? I know that within 90 days of his arrival we will be filing AOS and the EAD is included with that. It seems that paying for the EAD at JFK would be a waste of money since we would have to file again soon for the EAD, but at least if he comes through JFK and gets the stamp he would be able to work immediately and save up the $1,010 for the adjustment of status.

[Nikita2Charles 32]

Congrats and Welcome to the Big Apple.

I don't know what borough you are in, but I am sure you'll find plenty of stuff to do, lot of indian there. Being in NYC, we have a large mixed of indian descent from the carribean so don't be suprise if people take you for Guyanese or Trinidadian. Asking you about Roti and all kind off dishes that are common in the west indies but don't have them in India or under different name or have changed so much from the time the british brought the indians to the west indies. Grow up in NYC so if you need any info even though i am on the west coast still pretty familiar with the place.