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  1. Hello, My mother entered the US yesterday and I was wondering what I should do to get her SSN and the physical GC. Category is IR5 In the ds 260's social security number information, I entered: Have you ever applied for a Social Security number? NO Do you want the Social Security Administration to issue a Social Security number and a card? YES Do you authorize disclosure of information from this form to the Department of Homeland Security, the Social Security Administration, and such other U.S. Government agencies as may be required for the purposes of assigning you a social security number (SSN) and issuing you a Social Security card and do you authorize the Social Security Administration to share your SSN with the Department of Homeland Security? YES From my understanding, after she enters US, it automatically triggers the creation of SSN card and it should come to my mail correct? Also, I paid the $220 uscis fee for processing her GC before she came to USA. Is it the same case as SSN? Also, is there any way I can track these? Thanks
  2. I am a US Citizen and my mother's interview has finally been scheduled in the US embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal for September. In the interview letter, there is a link saying it should be reviewed for interview preparation which then directs me to https://www.ustraveldocs.com/np/. The first step states "Step 1: Create a profile and upload all relevant documents in CEAC". This is a bit confusing to me. Do I really need to create a profile in there and upload documents again? I have already done this in USCIS and at NVC. So what is the purpose of this?
  3. Hello, I am the primary sponsor petitioning for my mother and the case is in NVC at the moment. I am also adding my wife as a household member and she is filling up I864A. One of the required document is proof of domicile. What would qualify as the document? Would the latest paystub from her work showing the address be enough?
  4. I made a mistake on the income portion 24.a - 24.c for a household member on the I864A. It was submitted and it says N/A at the moment with "you cannot upload documentation at the moment". What should I do? Will it let me upload or edit document later? It said it would take a few hours to get it approved and I can upload other civil documents.
  5. Hello, I am a sponsor, and in form I-864, 24.a, 24b, 24c, I need to enter the 3 recent tax years and total income. Considering my wife is also going to be a household member and will be filling up I864A as additional sponsor, should I enter only my income in the total income fields in 24.a, 24.b and 24c? Or should I enter our total household income? Also we have filed as married-joint for all three past years. Where would I find the appropriate amount in the 1040 or IRS return transcript?
  6. Hello, I am a naturalized US citizen and I filed I130 for my mother. I today received status update saying "LATE REGISTERED OR UNREGISTERED BIRTH CERTIFICATE". It further states that the birth certificate is not sufficient because it was registered about 15 years after my actual birth date. I am from Nepal and I think we registered my birth certificate late because we actually never required it and the original hospital certificate cant be found anymore. It says I need to provide secondary documents showing that my mother and I are related and should provide following documents Medical records or health records; Church records or religious documents; Early school records; Insurance records; Employment records; Financial records (tax returns); Census or tribal records; Government records or identification documents. Any evidence submitted should include: The name of the child and the child’s parent(s); Dates (e.g. dates of the child’s birth, religious event, school attendance, hospital admittance, etc.); Stamp, seal, signature of issuing official, authorized personnel, etc. I have been looking but we just cant find any document that has my mother's name, my name and the birth date all together. The other option they mention is affidavits from people stating the relationship and that the birth is legit but this carries less weight it says. Finally, other option they mention is DNA test to show we are parent/child. But I dont know how its possible since my mother is in Nepal and I am in USA. "The test must be performed by a laboratory accredited by the American Association of Blood Banks" and they are mostly located in USA. Any suggestion is helpful. I was so excited since the timeline was reaching near and this news is really depressing.
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