That’s not true , if you checked the box on the ds260 for SSN it should come automatically. Not sure how many immigration activations Guam sees, the officer may not have been fully informed about how all the non-immigration specific stuff works (He/she would not necessarily know SS details as that is an entirely different department)
Yes, I checked the SSN box fore sure, but they didn't even review my documents in the orange envelope and also no finger prints were taken. Idk why they are so clueless about SS. I will ask them tomorrow thanks.
I explained that already. It’s a different department that is not directly immigration-related. Why do you think asking them again will help?
Are you saying USCIS will review my documents so I don't have to bother visiting the airport nor SS department but I still have my SSN sent?
I’m saying the guys at the airport are not the ones who contact the SSA.
Thank you my friends for the reassurance. Best of luck in your new lives in the US.
I think a lot of this is covid and Covid backlogs. When we entered pre pandemic we got our SS cards in less than ten days, which was standard at the time. In those days you’d just go into the office if it didn’t arrive but because of Covid you now have to have an appointment.
Your statement is incorrect . the ban prevented immigrant with visas from entry , until revoked . you can ask Brit Simon or check official link below https://travel.state.gov/content/tr...ssion-of-presidential-proclamation-10014.html
Nope, my statement is not incorrect. Those visas from the lawsuit were issued AFTER the ban came into effect, and that is why there was a limitation on their entry. If you read properly what I said, it was
This is factual and is even in the text of the proclamation that announced the ban, here is the relevant extract for you:
As above, the proclamation specifically stated that existing visa holders were not subject to the ban. There were a lot of people who were unable to fly because of country lockdowns and cancelled flights during the worst of the pandemic - maybe that is what you are thinking of. I personally know someone from SA who got issued his visa a couple of days before the ban and traveled to the US with no issues after the ban came into effect. They landed late May.
You are wrong , this is a fact , people with visa couldn't enter the US because of the ban . and just because the previous ban made some exclusions , nothing legally can prevent the president of making a ban that includes people with valid visas . I am not making people panic , I am reassuring people in a nice way instead of making fun of their human stress like you did.
You. Are. Wrong. Just wrong. Just stop posting rubbish please. People who held visas before the ban came into effect were allowed in. I know one personally.
Actually, I believe it is a matter of law that they cannot retroactively do things like that. So yes. Otherwise Trump would surely have done it, no? And what reason on this earth do you think Biden, who openly campaigned in favor of DV, would have for any sort of ban on DV much less a retroactive one? What is rational about fearing that as an outcome?