social security number
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social security number
Me and my wife (H4) are applying I-485 (EB-3) and EAD. When will she be
elligible to get an SSN?
thanks,
ali.
elligible to get an SSN?
thanks,
ali.
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Re: social security number
I don't know the answer to this but I did read somewhere on the net that dependants may not be issued with SS numbers anymore for non-working reasons - somethig to do with those ******* terrorists again probably. It my just be hearsay though, good luck! SG
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Re: social security number
"ali ozgun" wrote in message
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> Me and my wife (H4) are applying I-485 (EB-3) and EAD. When will she be
> elligible to get an SSN?
Your wife should be filing an I-765 together with the I-485. When the I-765
is approved, and she receives an EAD, then she can apply for an SSN based on
that EAD.
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> Me and my wife (H4) are applying I-485 (EB-3) and EAD. When will she be
> elligible to get an SSN?
Your wife should be filing an I-765 together with the I-485. When the I-765
is approved, and she receives an EAD, then she can apply for an SSN based on
that EAD.
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Re: social security number
On Tue, 06 May 2003 15:10:44 +0000, smallgiraffe wrote:
>
> I don't know the answer to this but I did read somewhere on the net that
> dependants may not be issued with SS numbers anymore for non-working
> reasons - somethig to do with those ******* terrorists again probably.
> It my just be hearsay though, good luck! SG
Actually, that predates the terrorism; this policy was introduced in the
mid-1990s. There probably were several reasons for it. Among others, it
makes illegal employment more difficult. The stated reason was actually
far more pragmatic: the SSN has only nine digits, and after using these
numbers for 70 years, the US is not too far from running out of numbers!
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>
> I don't know the answer to this but I did read somewhere on the net that
> dependants may not be issued with SS numbers anymore for non-working
> reasons - somethig to do with those ******* terrorists again probably.
> It my just be hearsay though, good luck! SG
Actually, that predates the terrorism; this policy was introduced in the
mid-1990s. There probably were several reasons for it. Among others, it
makes illegal employment more difficult. The stated reason was actually
far more pragmatic: the SSN has only nine digits, and after using these
numbers for 70 years, the US is not too far from running out of numbers!
--
Remember, I am strictly a layperson without any legal training. I encourage
everybody to seek competent legal counsel rather than relying on usenet
newsgroups.
Please visit my new FAQ at http://kkeane.netfirms.com (temporary location)
with a list of interesting immigration links.
My email address in usenet posts is now invalid for spam protection.
Please feel free to enjoy some of my photographs at my new Web site
http://www.ingopakleppa.com ! Comments are welcome.