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After Submitting Your Marriage Green Card Application

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Can I get my application review and interview expedited?
How do I check my application status once I submit it?
If I have a baby after submitting an application, do I have to let USCIS know?
I have moved since I submitted my application - do I need to let USCIS know for each form?
If I move while my application is pending, will USCIS update my processing center?
My USCIS status says I missed a delivery — what should I do?
My visa is about to expire. Can I remain in the United States while a green card is pending?
Can I travel outside of the United States before my green card arrives?
What happens if I abandon my green card application?
What are the consequences of forfeiting your green card application?

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If I already have a social security number, will USCIS issue me a new one for my green card?

No, USCIS will not issue a new social security number if the applicant has already been issued one.

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