[Immigrant Life] Essential Documents for New Immigrants Settling in the United States

　　After successfully immigrating to the United States, how can new immigrants live, reside, and work smoothly? Possessing certain skills and quickly integrating into the American professional and social circles may be a shortcut to starting a new life. In this regard, documentation becomes essential. In this issue of the "Immigrant Life" column, Worldway will take stock of the essential documents for new immigrants living in the United States.

　　Social Security Number

　　The Social Security Number (SSN) is a 9-digit number issued by the U.S. federal government to citizens, permanent residents, and temporary working residents. It is primarily used as a basis for recording employment and tax reporting. However, the scope of SSN usage has expanded, and an increasing number of institutions require an SSN, such as when applying for credit cards, gas cards, school enrollment, loans, driver's licenses, apartment rentals, or mobile phone plans.

　　Employment Documents

　　The United States has a very strict employment system; without relevant professional and competency certificates, finding a job can be difficult. If you want to work in the U.S., it is best to bring all documents that prove your education and skills. For example, academic degrees, professional certifications, teaching licenses, nursing licenses, medical licenses, etc.

　　Various Documents Required for Entrepreneurship

　　If you are going to the U.S. to start a business, you must obtain various business certifications. Only after these documents are prepared can your company or enterprise officially begin operations.

　　Driver's License and Other Documents

　　A driver's license must be carried with you at all times. Additionally, while marriage certificates, birth certificates, and immunization records do not need to be carried daily, they will be required to verify your identity.

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