If my husband was given a SSN as a student to work on campus, do I give this number on immigration forms they asks for SSN, if any?
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If my husband was given a SSN as a student to work on campus, do I give this number on immigration forms they asks for SSN, if any?
Asked on January 15, 2012 under Immigration Law, New Mexico
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SB, Member, California / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If it is a social security number that was lawfully issued to your husband, that will be his social security for the rest of his life so you can safely provide that on all future immigration forms. Once he is approved for a green card, he will be issued a new SS card, with the same number but without the conditional language of "valid with USCIS authorization only".
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