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Sorry I mixed up 409a with 83b. I meant 83b. At one point, anyone on visas other than business/visitor could file for SSN or a Tax ID. That's no longer possibl
by karanjassar 12y ago
Sorry I mixed up 409a with 83b. I meant 83b.
At one point, anyone on visas other than business/visitor could file for SSN or a Tax ID. That's no longer possible unless:
1) You are in the US on a legitimate Visa that allows you to work &
2) You have an offer letter for paid employment.
Now students on F1 visa (who are allowed to work part time on campus) can't get SSN unless they pick up a job and have a letter to prove it. Earlier they could.
- patio11 12y agoYou absolutely can get ITINs, which are not SSNs, without being in the US or requiring a work-capable visa. That is, indeed, why they exist.
- karanjassar 12y agoOk, I'll explore this. Hopefully you are right.