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Can my wife get a social security number as a salariée?

jfl
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I have a °µÍø½ûÇø registered in France as a BNC Profession Libérale. I have british citizenship and am preparing my first year’s taxes with my Expert Comptable. Currently, my wife (a Canadian) is an ayant-droit with the RSI/RAM, however she is being asked for more paperwork (which we’ve re-sent twice now) before she can be issued a carte vitale.

I have a carte vitale and have been going back and forth with the RSI to try and get her a carte vitale as well (even though she appears on my own carte vitale when going to a pharmacy etc.) She has received a carte de séjour and we’ve decided to start working together on my °µÍø½ûÇø. The structure that would provide her the best coverage would be that she is salariée. We recently discovered that even though she has a carte de séjour (received as my wife, living with a British national in France), she doesn’t have a social security number.

  1. Can she get a social security number once she’s presented a work contract from my °µÍø½ûÇø?
  2. Does she need to get one from the RSI or RAM beforehand?
  3. Should she register with CPAM directly?
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