Can a person with a student visa get a social security number(to work)?
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Yes (You are confused, a SSN is not a Work Permit)\n\nYou may be allowed to work on-campus or off-campus (after the completion of your first year of study) under limited circumstances.\n\nYou may also wish to discuss employment with the designated school official (DSO) at your school.\n\nHere are the laws about employment for students.\n\nNOTE: Section 214.2(f) is many pages long. I am only posting the Sub Section (9) Employment\n\nSec. 214.2(f) Students in colleges, universities, seminaries, conservatories, academic high schools, elementary schools, other academic institutions, and in language training programs -- \n\n(9) Employment -- \n\n(i) On-campus employment. On-campus employment must either be performed on the school's premises, (including on-location commercial firms which provide services for students on campus, such as the school bookstore or cafeteria), or at an off-campus location which is educationally affiliated with the school. Employment with on-site commercial firms, such as a construction company building a school building, which do not provide direct student services is not deemed on-campus employment for the purposes of this paragraph. In the case of off-campus locations, the educational affiliation must be associated with the school's established curriculum or related to contractually funded research projects at the post-graduate level. In any event, the employment must be an integral part of the student's educational program. Employment authorized under this paragraph must not exceed 20 hours a week while school is in session, unless the Commissioner suspends the applicability of this limitation due to emergent circumstances, as determined by the Commissioner, by means of notice in the Federal Register, the student demonstrates to the DSO that the employment is necessary to avoid severe economic hardship resulting from the emergent circumstances, and the DSO notates the Form I-20 in accordance with the Federal Register document. An F-1 student may, however, work on campus full-time when school is not in session or during the annual vacation. A student who has been issued a Form I-20 A-B to begin a new program in accordance with the provision of 8 CFR 214.3(k) and who intends to enroll for the next regular academic year, term, or session at the institution which issued the Form I-20 A-B may continue on-campus employment incident to status. Otherwise, an F-1 student may not engage in on-campus employment after completing a course of study, except employment for practical training as authorized under paragraph (f)(10) of this section. An F-1 student may engage in any on-campus employment authorized under this paragraph which will not displace United States residents. In the case of a transfer in SEVIS, the student may only engage in on-campus employment at the school having jurisdiction over the student's SEVIS record. Upon initial entry to begin a new course of study, an F-1 student may not begin on-campus employment more than 30 days prior to the actual start of classes. (Amended effective 1/1/03; 67 FR 76256) (Amended 6/10/98; 63 FR 31872) \n\n(ii) Off-campus work authorization -- \n\n(A) General. An F-1 student may be authorized to work off-campus on a part-time basis in accordance with paragraph (f)(9)(ii)(B) or (C) of this section after having been in F-1 status for one full academic year provided that the student is in good academic standing as determined by the DSO. Part-time off-campus employment authorized under this section is limited to no more than twenty hours a week when school is in session. A student who is granted off-campus employment authorization may work full-time during holidays or school vacation. The employment authorization is automatically terminated whenever the student fails to maintain status. In emergent circumstances as determined by the Commissioner, the Commissioner may suspend the applicability of any or all of the requirements of paragraph (f)(9)(ii) of th
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I think you have to have an Employment Authorization Card from the U.S. Immigration & Naturalization Service before you can apply for a Social Security Card.  You should check with INS first.  I'm sure that the Social Security Administration will need to see proof of your immigration status before they will consider establishing a Social Security account for you.
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Check the visa. It should tell you if you are allowed to work or not.
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YES its possible.\n\nin some states is not nesessary to have a SSN   to have ilcense u only need to   forms of identification  such as a transcript from school or something else .\n\nnow that tge illegan alien have a lisence HE or she can travel within the US.
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sim number? for a cell phone?\n\nI hope you don't mean SSN.\nDon't give anyone your social security number unless its your employer
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No.  I have a social security number and I'm not a US citizen -- but I am a permanent resident (aka "green card").  I've also been paying social security taxes for about thirty years, and I'll be able to collect social security when I retire.\n\nIf I remember correctly, I got one as soon as I started paying taxes, which was while I was a graduate student.\n\nYou can also get a "taxpayer number" which is in the same format but is ONLY for paying taxes and associated activities -- for example, you need one to open a bank account, in case you earn interest.  My brother has one of those and he lives in Sydney.
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Yes. have them look into it. there could be another person with the same name. have them match the SS # to validate the info.
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its possible ony if has student visa, L1. n it is  limitated to campus jobs.\notherwise u need sponsership H1B visa. to work in any where n in any way.
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As soon as you have some sort of status in the United States that alllows you to work or otherwise makes it necessary to have a social security number, you can apply for one.  This means the day you get your permanent residency status (as evidenced by the stamp in your passport or the endorsed immigrant visa) or you receive a work visa you can go to your local social security office and apply for your very own number.
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You only need student visa..not work exp....if you wanna do the job.....then you may b need the exp as well.......but if u r lucky........then some can give u exp......but on student visa......u r only allowed to work 20hrs per week
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yes you can get a ticket to work program. http://www.socialsecurity.gov/work/
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A social security number is an identification that marks you as part of social security...aka welfare.\nThis is NOT intended to be a national identification...even though it has become such.  So much is dependent on your SSN (social security number), that without it, you may as well not exist in the USA.\nThat is changing, though.  Companies are not allowed to ask for you SSN without approval by the US Government.  Credit Cards CANNOT require it for your use.\n\nI hope this helps.
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DO you have a Social Security Number.  I know that and a valid drivers license are considered proof that you are a U.S> citizen for employment.  \n\nYou could contact the SS administration in where you live
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If you come here on a student visa you will not legally be allowed to work.  You must come with enough funds to see you through your planned period of study.  \nThere are many opportunities, do some web searches for what you are interested in...;
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Yes, they can attend school.\n\nThe Supreme Court ruled that we cannot deny any child the right to an education, legal or not.\n\nThey also cannot require a social security #.  You'll need some sort of document from his home country... Birth certificate.  Call the district for details.
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If an illegal uses a number that belongs to someone else to get a job, the Social Security Administration gets notified of the taxes collected under a name that doesn't match those in its records. It is fairly obvious that there is a person who is showing up at work at the address of the employer who is an illegal immigrant working in violation of the law. But since the people in our government are collaborators in illegal immigration they have deliberately chosen not to act on this information. \n\nGetting a false Social Security Card as part of false id's is easy and cheap all through the United States. But you don't even need a card. You just make a number up. The government cares so little about enforcing the law that I've heard there are something like a million people working under numbers that are all zeros. If you do get caught selling false identification including Social Security Numbers, you can be prosecuted.
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There are quite a few people who work for UCLA, the Post Office and several other organizations who are not required to have social security numbers,because their employers carry their own reirement fund..  I don't know how that works for paying taxes and opening bank accounts; but. it's true they don't have ssa#'s.\n\n  Issuing sa#'s to babies is a fairly recent development (within the last 20-25 years).  I think the people who don't have ssa#'s started working for an exempted company before they applied for a card.  But, yes, they're perfectly legal.  Remember, a social security card was never intended to be a form of identification for anything but retirement.  I don't even think it's legal to require that a person produce a social security card as a form of I.D.