USCIS and SSA Working Together

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USCIS and SSA Working Together

Published on October 6, 2017

Clients have always had to file for an Employment Authorization Document with the USCIS and then file for a Social Security card with the Social Security Administration; each application taking months to process. USICS has now included on its new I-765 form a request for a Social Security card. What a quantum leap forward.

Please contact an attorney in our immigration group with questions about this change.

Marsha Mavunkel can be reached at 206.654.2253 or [email protected].
Amy Royalty can be reached at 206-654-2260 or [email protected].
Janet Cheetham can be reached at 206.654.2235 or [email protected].
Joel Paget can be reached at 206.654.2215 or [email protected].

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