Law Offices of Rajiv S. Khanna, P.C.
How to get a SSN
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Atlanta_Brother
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Yes, you can go to your nearest social security office with your EAD card and another proof of id, possibly your passport and apply for the card. My wife applied for her card. She received her SSN in the mail in about a weeks time. For more information visit this site:
http://www.ssa.gov
http://www.ssa.gov
pleasetellmewhy
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I would suggest to bring the applicant's Birth Ceritificate also, just in case.
Early this week, I went to get SS# for my parents early this week. This SS office asked for the applicant's birth certificate, which I did not see such requirement on the form and did not bring it with us at the time.
Early this week, I went to get SS# for my parents early this week. This SS office asked for the applicant's birth certificate, which I did not see such requirement on the form and did not bring it with us at the time.
Atlanta_Brother
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Extra documents
There is no harm taking extra documents with you like birth certificate, utility bill showing your home address. Every state has different requirements. In Atlanta my wife was given her SSN in 48 hrs but the actual card came in the mail in 7 days.
There is no harm taking extra documents with you like birth certificate, utility bill showing your home address. Every state has different requirements. In Atlanta my wife was given her SSN in 48 hrs but the actual card came in the mail in 7 days.
TheRealCanadian
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They shouldn't, as it's a federally-issued document. However, it wouldn't surprise me if different offices made up the rules as they went along.