US Immigration from Canada

I am moving states (in the US) for a job. My I-485, submitted January, is still "fingerprints received" status. When I change my address on USCIS, does anyone know if that will affect the timing of when my I-485 might be ready for "schedule for interview" as I am imagining they might have to send documents to my new state office.... ?

I have gotten my greencard and just curious, do I need to get a new Social Security card now or let them know I can work or?.. I only ask because it says " Valid for work only with DHS authorization" on it. Or does that not matter ?

I'm planning on moving into an apartment and I have a pending K1 petition awaiting my NOA2. Would I want to add my foreign fiance to my lease or just get the lease in my name 100% and then add my fiance when she finally gets here? I wouldn't want her to come here and then get denied and not have anywhere to stay but I also don't know if its even possible to get her on the lease or accepted before she even gets here. Any advice would be appreciated. =]

Are people who are getting their new EAD cards recently having validity for 1 year or 2 years? Just wondering with the virus if they are taking that into account for those in AOS which will obviously be delayed.

Hello,

We are one of the few fortunate couples who managed to be together in spite of the pandemic. I (a Canadian citizen and resident) crossed the border days before it closed indefinitely. We were married in a very small, intimate ceremony on April 11. We understand the situation is so hard for so many people and we do not wish to make light of any of that.

We are about to file for my adjustment of status - even if their offices are closed, they will see we did our part to comply with their requirements within the ninety days. I am wondering if anyone else has had trouble with item 11 on page 6 of Form I-944 (Declaration of Self-Sufficiency), the new required form since February of this year. That item asks the applicant to provide either a U.S. credit score from a credit agency or a confirmation from a credit agency that the applicant has no U.S. credit score.

I understand new entrants to the U.S. are entitled to apply for a social-security number immediately. I do not have a social-security number since offices were closed. Thus, in phoning different credit agencies, none of them could help me, since without a SSN they can't look anything up. I have prepared a page outlining for USCIS all the steps I have taken to try to obtain this confirmation of absence of a U.S. credit score, but I am wondering if it is enough. There doesn't seem to be anything left to do. On top of this, there is a space on Form I-765 for requesting a SSN - so I imagine USCIS would understand that not all applicants through the K-1 program will have a SSN at the time of requesting AOS. I am wondering if we have exhausted all our options for this pesky item 11 on page 6 of Form I-944.

Wishing you all well, most sincerely,

Jules and Mary