Old Social Security Number
Aug 16th 2003, 6:25 pm
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Old Social Security Number
Hello all,
I have a question regarding social security numbers. My wife used to live in the States a number of years back, and she has a social security card but it says "not authorized to work" or something like that.
My question is, while filling out the I-130, should I include her old social security number, or will this confuse things? Or should I simply leave it blank as if she never received one?
Thank in advance,
Mohamed
I have a question regarding social security numbers. My wife used to live in the States a number of years back, and she has a social security card but it says "not authorized to work" or something like that.
My question is, while filling out the I-130, should I include her old social security number, or will this confuse things? Or should I simply leave it blank as if she never received one?
Thank in advance,
Mohamed
Aug 16th 2003, 7:44 pm
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Re: Old Social Security Number
Hi Mohamed,
My husband also had a Social Security Number from a previous stay in the US. We included his SSN on the I-130, and it didn't seem to confuse anyone, as VSC approved our I-130 in May.
Katie
My husband also had a Social Security Number from a previous stay in the US. We included his SSN on the I-130, and it didn't seem to confuse anyone, as VSC approved our I-130 in May.
Katie
Originally posted by masri
Hello all,
I have a question regarding social security numbers. My wife used to live in the States a number of years back, and she has a social security card but it says "not authorized to work" or something like that.
My question is, while filling out the I-130, should I include her old social security number, or will this confuse things? Or should I simply leave it blank as if she never received one?
Thank in advance,
Mohamed
Hello all,
I have a question regarding social security numbers. My wife used to live in the States a number of years back, and she has a social security card but it says "not authorized to work" or something like that.
My question is, while filling out the I-130, should I include her old social security number, or will this confuse things? Or should I simply leave it blank as if she never received one?
Thank in advance,
Mohamed
Aug 16th 2003, 8:47 pm
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Re: Old Social Security Number
Originally posted by masri
Hello all,
I have a question regarding social security numbers. My wife used to live in the States a number of years back, and she has a social security card but it says "not authorized to work" or something like that.
My question is, while filling out the I-130, should I include her old social security number, or will this confuse things? Or should I simply leave it blank as if she never received one?
Thank in advance,
Mohamed
Hello all,
I have a question regarding social security numbers. My wife used to live in the States a number of years back, and she has a social security card but it says "not authorized to work" or something like that.
My question is, while filling out the I-130, should I include her old social security number, or will this confuse things? Or should I simply leave it blank as if she never received one?
Thank in advance,
Mohamed
The number attaches to the person and should not change. By all means, list it. When she get LPR, she can get a card without the restriction on it.
