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  1. gstrength
    That's the only SSN you will ever going to get. right now, you have a SSN that is restricted for employment with DHS authorization, nothing to do with credit cards, you can apply for a credit card.
  2.    quistarrok reacted to a post in a topic: Naturalization Ceremony
  3. gstrength
    yes, scan it and save it. you can fill out the forms but, when it comes to voter's registration, it is easier to do it online. As far as the passport goes, your best bet is to fill out the form, get the pictures and go to the post office. but check out the requirements for a first time passport applicant,
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  7. gstrength
    Also, I recommend to digitalize your certificate of naturalization immediately, before you apply for a passport, this because you have to send the certificate of naturalization (the original) along with the application, it will be returned (altough separate from the passport)
  8. gstrength
    when you walk in, somebody will ask you a few questions (has anything changed since the interview? taken any trips?) they will take your green card and point you to a seat. A welcome and congratulatory video from the president and maybe you get special speakers to give a speech, oath ceremony where you are going to recite the oath of allegiance then national anthem. After the ceremony there usually are volunteers that are going to give you a voter's registration and passport form. It is a very moving and emotional experience, the culmination of a long road for many. As for the passport check out this link.https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/passports/passport-processing-updates.html#:~:text=As of December 18%2C 2023,which costs an additional %2460. Congratulations.
  9. gstrength
    each form requires its own set of supporting documents, keep a copy of each set before you send it.
  10.    Elays reacted to a post in a topic: Is not changing surnames a problem?
  11. gstrength
    Will having two last names be a problem when doing the Green Card process?🤔no problem at all. when my wife went through the process she used both surnames as one last name, no hyphenation ( perez martinez). all her documents are like this: first name: Marcela last name: Perez Martinez Is being married but having different last names a red flag?🤔 We never changed our last names, only in the way indicated above. She is a citizen now. congratulations on your upcoming wedding
  12. gstrength
    you can pay it as soon as you get your visa. check out this link https://my.uscis.gov/uscis-immigrant-fee it explains the preocedure
  13. gstrength
    fil the form online (pdf fillable) print it, sign it, scan it and upload it Photos: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/photos.html#immigrant Check out this link, photos are very easy to do. What I did, I took a picture with my Iphone(following all the requirements) and then use the tool to crop it and uploaded it, I would suggest to take passport style photos and keep them with you (I don't know if she have to take them to the Medical)in our case, everything was digital,, no printed photos. I was only asked about the transcript from the year that was indicated on the I-864, but I had the other transcripts ready, also, before the beneficiary was approved, I was asked to upload w-2's from the most recent year and check stubbs from the current year It is correct, do not need a translation if they are in english or the language of the country This is my (recent) experience with NVC. I wish you well
  14. gstrength
    each form has its own required documents
  15.    assila reacted to a post in a topic: Visa expiration and the wait for a Green Card
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  17. gstrength
    Your immigrant visa will be endorsed with a stamp giving you a year of valid re entry while your green card arrives. visa endorsement.pdf
  18.    Hamdy ELgallad reacted to a post in a topic: How long Green card takes after entering USA
  19. gstrength
    You could choose to pay the immigrant visa fee before your travel, once you go through POE, your green card production will take effect, in the meantime you can travel with your endorsed visa. You do not have to ask for your green card to be activated visa endorsement.pdf
  20. gstrength
    1. yes, w-2's 2. no need to show te past two years but, when the time comes you may have to show current w-2's and check stubs.
  21. gstrength
    all you need to have is an ID (passport is sufficient), US address and phone number (Phone number helps but is not a deal breaker)
  22. gstrength
    I would go for the five year
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