Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
Jul 23rd 2004, 4:55 am
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Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind of time frame they operate. Cheers.
Jul 23rd 2004, 5:12 am
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Re: Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
SSA is very organized and efficient. I went through Louisiana but they offered the number the next day with the actual card in the mail in 10 days as i recall.
If there is a slow up it will originate with CIS in my opinion.
Good Luck.
ALP & ALP
If there is a slow up it will originate with CIS in my opinion.
Good Luck.
ALP & ALP
Originally posted by DDL
Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind of time frame they operate. Cheers.
Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind of time frame they operate. Cheers.
Jul 23rd 2004, 1:47 pm
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Re: Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
DDL wrote:
> Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the
> South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind
> of time frame they operate. Cheers.
I guess you didn't like my answer on Visa Journey. LOL
> Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the
> South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind
> of time frame they operate. Cheers.
I guess you didn't like my answer on Visa Journey. LOL
Jul 25th 2004, 9:29 pm
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Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
Originally posted by Michael D. Young
DDL wrote:
> Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the
> South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind
> of time frame they operate. Cheers.
I guess you didn't like my answer on Visa Journey. LOL
DDL wrote:
> Looking for people who applied for/received their SSN through any of the
> South Carolina Social Security offices. Would like estimate on what kind
> of time frame they operate. Cheers.
I guess you didn't like my answer on Visa Journey. LOL
ha ha No problem ... I just usually cross-post questions to both forums.
Jul 26th 2004, 10:11 pm
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Re: Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
I got my SSN in SC very quickly. I believe you should have gotten a letter when you applied (if you've applied yet) that states if you haven't recieved it within a specific time frame to contact them.
If you didn't get a letter, contact your local office. They should be able to check into it for you.
Tracey
If you didn't get a letter, contact your local office. They should be able to check into it for you.
Tracey
Jul 27th 2004, 2:43 am
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Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
Originally posted by uma39
I got my SSN in SC very quickly. I believe you should have gotten a letter when you applied (if you've applied yet) that states if you haven't recieved it within a specific time frame to contact them.
If you didn't get a letter, contact your local office. They should be able to check into it for you.
Tracey
I got my SSN in SC very quickly. I believe you should have gotten a letter when you applied (if you've applied yet) that states if you haven't recieved it within a specific time frame to contact them.
If you didn't get a letter, contact your local office. They should be able to check into it for you.
Tracey
Cheers, Tracey. We'll be requesting his SSN via the DS-230 Part II. Not exactly sure/confident that's the best way, though ....
Jul 27th 2004, 9:50 am
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Re: Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
DDL wrote:
> Originally posted by uma39
> Cheers, Tracey. We'll be requesting his SSN via
> the DS-230 Part II. Not exactly sure/confident that's the best way,
> though ....
I hope he isn't applying for a K visa. That is only available to people
over 18 applying for immigrant visas and all K visas are nonimmigrant.
RM 00202.315 Enumeration At Entry:
http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202315
> Originally posted by uma39
> Cheers, Tracey. We'll be requesting his SSN via
> the DS-230 Part II. Not exactly sure/confident that's the best way,
> though ....
I hope he isn't applying for a K visa. That is only available to people
over 18 applying for immigrant visas and all K visas are nonimmigrant.
RM 00202.315 Enumeration At Entry:
http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202315
Jul 27th 2004, 9:04 pm
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Re: Anyone file for SSN via South Carolina office?
Originally posted by Michael D. Young
DDL wrote:
> Originally posted by uma39
> Cheers, Tracey. We'll be requesting his SSN via
> the DS-230 Part II. Not exactly sure/confident that's the best way,
> though ....
I hope he isn't applying for a K visa. That is only available to people over 18 applying for immigrant visas and all K visas are nonimmigrant. RM 00202.315 Enumeration At Entry:
http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202315
DDL wrote:
> Originally posted by uma39
> Cheers, Tracey. We'll be requesting his SSN via
> the DS-230 Part II. Not exactly sure/confident that's the best way,
> though ....
I hope he isn't applying for a K visa. That is only available to people over 18 applying for immigrant visas and all K visas are nonimmigrant. RM 00202.315 Enumeration At Entry:
http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0100202315
We're doing DCF via London.
