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I applied 3 weeks ago and got my new SS card today, but mine was a renewal of SS card as I received one a couple of years ago when I was on F-1. After I got my green card I applied for renewal with my new name on it, it took three weeks to get it.

Well, as much as we want to believe that USCIS does not dicriminate on basis of nationality, race or age, in fact it does, they just prejudiced against certain nationalities and also age differences, officers are just overcautious and suspitious , they are trained to be so.They just want to be...

After you become a citizen you can petition her, file concurrently I-30, I485 and I-765. But she might get into trouble with USCIS because of the long overstaying, in your case it is better to file your petition with help of a lawyer.My guess is your case will just take longer to process because...

You don't need to notarize it anymore

Yeah, that is absolutely ridiculous, I think that's one of their new stupid regulations to verify documents before issuing a SSN, it wasn't like that a couple of years ago. I have the same issue, I applied for a repalcement SSN can with my new name , they told me to wait up to 4 weeks, I took...

You should take another infopass and and not leave the building until they give you a reasonable explanation and take some actions, if it still doesn't help then you should write a letter to immigration requiring action, if still nothing you can sue immigration for not taking any action on your...

Well, most of immunizations are valid within 10 years, some of them you do in childhood and don't have to do again, just take all your old immunization records with you and explain everything to your civil surgeon. You can also say that you had chicken pox and measles as a child which means...

I'm surer you'll get everything very soon, and if you have EAD you can certainly get SSN and work

First of all, your wife should file I-485, not you, she is an applicant. She should write " my husband who is US citizen filed I-130 for me" where it says other eligability. You should send all applications to Chicago Lockbox.

You should send all applications together to Chicago Lockbox, I-765 ( work permit) usually takes a little less than 90 days to get. Make sure you send your medical with your applications, otherwise you'll get RFE which will delay the process.

You don't need to submit photocopies of all pages of passports, only the front page and last visa page, and it's better to submit certified copy of a marriage certificate. Nothing needs to be notarized.

Here is my timeline: i485-i765-i130 sent to Chicago Lockbox Oct 8th Oct 13 package received in Chicago Oct 18 LUD case in Lee's Summit bio-nov 2 2006 RFE Nov 3 RFE accepted by uscis Nov 16 Interview letter Nov 30 EAD received January 9 Interview January 11th in Chula Vista approved

Thank you all forum members for valuable information and advice. We had our interview today in Chula Vista. We were definately overprepared. Our officer was a very nice lady in your mid-30s, she swore us in and asked for IDs. Then she asked for my passport and started going through those...

When my OPT expired on October 14th an they told me that I was automatically dropped from payroll and I had to stop working...

I think the day your visa expires you will automatically fall off payroll so you won't be eligable to take leave, I'm in the same boat, my OPT expired October 14 and I was automatically released form employment.

Any ideas how to convince my employer not to release me from employment because my OPT expired and my EAD still in process, not even expecting it soon, as I just sent my RFE. I really don't wanna loose my job at UCSD, please give me any ideas how to save my job.