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ScarletWitch6x

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  1. My husband applied for his SSN last week. I can see in the SAVE system where the check was ran by USCIS and returned back to the SSA. I changed my legal name on the same day and also have not received my updated card, and I know things are a bit slower right now, We hope to file our AOS ASAP and were wondering how to go about doing that when the I-485 asks if the individual has ever been issued an SSN. He hasn't technically been issued one, so would the answer be no? I don't want to cause any issues moving forward but we would like to get everything filed. We do have plenty of time remaining on his I-94 status if needed, as we married a few days after he got here. Wasn't sure if anyone had any recent experience or insight on this Thanks!
  2. Was your DS3025 marked as "completed"? Not the actual vaccines, where Visa Medicals would have checked a box saying "Voluntarily Complied (complete)" or something else.
  3. I would contact your embassy if possible.
  4. Did they say it was because they hadn't received your medical yet - or because they were still reviewing it? If they are waiting to receive it I would call Visa Medicals and check the status with them My fiance had to do this after his interview in order to get his sent over to the embassy.
  5. This is from the I-693 instructions from USCIS! It was news to me when I found it. luckily we were able to find a civil surgeon willing to do only the vaccine portion for a decent price. I already have it scheduled for when my fiance gets here.
  6. Usually, once you apply for the SSN they really are just waiting for the physical card to be sent to you - as they do not print these at local SS offices. I think most people had issues at the SS office after getting married because local clerks think that by getting married you 'VOID' your visa...when in reality the visa is valid for 90 days from entry (somewhat regardless of date of marriage). I think most people had issues when the non-USC spouse was the one changing their name upon marriage, as it raises a few eyebrows. We are planning to get my fiance's SSN after marriage, as we really have no choice with him flying in so close to our planned wedding date, as well as the holidays. He won't be changing his name so hopefully there are no issues. This is all based on things I have read on here though! Might be different experiences by state.
  7. Calling out for people who use US date format - this is effective December 2, 2024!
  8. My fiance took two passports to his interview but I don't think they asked for his old one. He didn't have any from before that. We really only had his previous one because he had to recently renew his - and we wanted to ensure that he had the passport tied to the proof of relationship we have (I-94 + travel accommodations). The UK embassy asked for none of it
  9. I have no clue about that tbh - but that is the card he has! He's not planning to use/need the debit card. He really just needed it to transfer money between our US and UK accounts.
  10. We did copies of everything except my divorce decree - that I got a 2nd certified copy from the court (cost $2) and sent it over with him when he left to head back to the UK on his last visit. I saw a review that said they were given a 221g for not having the certified copy of the divorce decree.
  11. This was the plan! Let me ask what his card looks like and I will let you know!
  12. I think mental health concerns are reviewed on a case by case basis - they may want a letter that says "you are not a risk to self of others" but if your summary shows that you are not a risk then it does the same thing. I think that timeframe has an impact as well. Regardless - the doctors are there to use their judgment as well as metrics to determine eligibility. @smilingstone glad it went alright!
  13. My fiance is the one who attended his interview and then had to call visa medicals to remind them to send the medical to the embassy. Did you end up attending your medical? They should still see you for your interview and issue a 221g if needed.
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