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Old Mar 1st 2009, 2:15 pm
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As a student on the BUNAC Work America programme, I had a J1 when I worked in Virginia Beach for the summers during my 2/3rd years. I was issued with a SSN, I have since lost the card and hence a record of it.
When I transfer on an L1, will I be issued with a new number or should I try to retrieve this old number? Does it matter? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Orangepants
As a student on the BUNAC Work America programme, I had a J1 when I worked in Virginia Beach for the summers during my 2/3rd years. I was issued with a SSN, I have since lost the card and hence a record of it.
When I transfer on an L1, will I be issued with a new number or should I try to retrieve this old number? Does it matter? Thanks.
You will not be issued a new number, only a new card. Once you get a SSN, it's yours for life.

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You just have to tell them you already had one. I was in the same situation, they just looked it up and gave me a new card when I moved here with a K-1.
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Thank you...
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