my husband just got a work permit how he can get a social security card?

Question

I just don't know what kind of documents he must bring with him to the social security office.
thank you

Answer 1

If you are not a U.S. citizen, Social Security must see your current U.S. immigration documents. Acceptable documents from the Department of Homeland Security include your:
- Form I-551 (includes machine-readable immigrant visa with your unexpired foreign passport);
- I-94 with your unexpired foreign passport; or
- Work permit card (I-766 or I-688B).

You can either mail in the form (SS-5) (along with the immigration documents, which will be returned, of course) or take them to the nearest Social Security Office

Answer 2

Birth certificate for one. If the applicant is 18 or older and has never had a Social Security number, he or she must apply to a Social Security office in person. Along with completing an application, documents need to be provided that state the applicant’s age, identity, and citizenship or lawful alien status.

Answer 3

check the ssa.gov
or call the social security administraction office nearest you for verfication.... but as far as I remember you need a valid passport, visa, the work permit, birth certificate or proof of birth and nationality etc....
whenever I go there I bring everything really though.... more than they even tell me when I call....
The best people to ask is the office you are going to though when you call for an appointment....

Answer 4

This also depends on what type of Visa your husband has. If he is like my wife, he cannot be a K-3 (non-immigrant spouse of US citizen), he would have to wait until he is a CR-6(two year immigrant spouse of US citizen....if this is his situation.

Answer 5

contact your local social security adminstration

http://www.ssa.gov/