If immigrants to the United States are able to obtain their desired U.S. citizenship, one of the first steps they must take is to renew their immigration status with the Social Security Administration and, typically, obtain a new card or a replacement.
By Daniel Shore Roth | The New Herald
That administration will go down in history from the 1st. April 2024.
Immigration officials announced on Thursday that they will speed up and cost-effectively process the documents most sought after by immigrants.
Immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship who submit Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, can apply for a Social Security Number or Card (SSN), both original and replacement, and renew their immigration status with the Social Security Administration. (SSA) does not need to visit one of their offices in person.
In fact, immigrants who apply for naturalization using immigration New version of Form N-400 Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) said they can request a Social Security number or replacement card by submitting Form N-400.
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