I am a US citizen through naturalization and I am currently in the process of preparing I-130 application for my wife, so she can come to US to join me.
My wife used to study in US for two years and, during her stay here, she obtained a social security number and an EAD card for the optional practical training. She left US after she completed her study about four years ago.
In the N-400 forms for my citizenship application, I left my wife's social security number and alien registration number blank since she couldn’t remember the information at the time, nor she could find the original documents containing those information.
Now I have been asked to fill in my wife’s social security number and alien registration number again in my I-130 petition for my wife.
I was able to obtain her SSN and alien registration number recently through the University she attended in US.
Should I provide my wife's social security number and alien registration number in my I-130 petition?
Thanks.
My wife used to study in US for two years and, during her stay here, she obtained a social security number and an EAD card for the optional practical training. She left US after she completed her study about four years ago.
In the N-400 forms for my citizenship application, I left my wife's social security number and alien registration number blank since she couldn’t remember the information at the time, nor she could find the original documents containing those information.
Now I have been asked to fill in my wife’s social security number and alien registration number again in my I-130 petition for my wife.
I was able to obtain her SSN and alien registration number recently through the University she attended in US.
Should I provide my wife's social security number and alien registration number in my I-130 petition?
Thanks.