What does NVC Case Number Look Like?

[Larry and Maria 0]

Did anyone notice on their NOA2 hardcopy the numbers preceeded by the letter "A" that were above the Beneficiary's name?

Is this the assigned "A-Number" that follows the Beneficiary and goes on future filings until ...?

[Yodrak 7]

Larry and Maria,

Yes, the alphameric above the beneficiary's name on the petition Approval Notice is the beneficiary's A#.

But your subject line asks about the NVC Case Number?

Yodrak

Did anyone notice on their NOA2 hardcopy the numbers preceeded by the letter "A" that were above the Beneficiary's name?

Is this the assigned "A-Number" that follows the Beneficiary and goes on future filings until ...?

[LiszyandKenny 5]

What is this beneficary's number for ?

[Yodrak 7]

Lisz,

It's the case, or file, or whatever you want to call it, number that the USCIS uses to reference an alien's cases. You'll find it asked for on all USCIS petitions and applications so that they can keep each alien's files all together.

Yodrak

What is this beneficary's number for ?

[Larry and Maria 0]

Yes, you're absolutely. <slapping hand and wrist! bad me!>

I put a title about the NVC number and then in the text body ask about a number in the NOA2.

How thoughtless of me!!

You get the drift.

Question # 1: what does the NVC Case number look like? I don't want someone's number. I just want to know what it looks like, pure numbers, mix of A/N, letters ... and the like.

Question #2: it's been answered as the Alien Number. So I guess everyone get an A-Number, an Alien Number printed above the Beneficiary's Name in the box for the Beneficiary.

Thanks for the responses!

[Larry and Maria 0]

Lisz,

It's the case, or file, or whatever you want to call it, number that the USCIS uses to reference an alien's cases. You'll find it asked for on all USCIS petitions and applications so that they can keep each alien's files all together.

Yodrak

What is this beneficary's number for ?

Yodrak,

Is this the same as the "Case Number" that everyone's trying to find out from the NVC?

[LiszyandKenny 5]

Thanks, Yodrak

[Larry and Maria 0]

OK!! I found out!!

[Karen_L 1]

What is this beneficary's number for ?

To identify him/her specifically? I was under the impression that the case number identifies the specific petition/visa application while the A# identifies the (excuse the term) alien him/herself. Like A### ### ###, beneficiary for case number ############. But who really knows?

[Larry and Maria 0]

What is this beneficary's number for ?

To identify him/her specifically? I was under the impression that the case number identifies the specific petition/visa application while the A# identifies the (excuse the term) alien him/herself. Like A### ### ###, beneficiary for case number ############. But who really knows?

I just found out they received it today and the case number begins with MOS and then numbers.

I didn't realize there was an Alien number on the NOA2; there wasn't one on the NOA1.

[Karen_L 1]

What is this beneficary's number for ?

To identify him/her specifically? I was under the impression that the case number identifies the specific petition/visa application while the A# identifies the (excuse the term) alien him/herself. Like A### ### ###, beneficiary for case number ############. But who really knows?

I just found out they received it today and the case number begins with MOS and then numbers.

I didn't realize there was an Alien number on the NOA2; there wasn't one on the NOA1.

Our case number begins NPL and then numbers. What does it all mean, I ask you, what does it all mean! ? Probably, like you said in your other post, it has to do with the SC where the case was processed or something.

I think the beneficiary # and the Alien # are the same thing -- I think it was called the Alien # for many years and they recently changed it to "beneficiary #" probably because it sounds better.

[LiszyandKenny 5]

The letters stand for the embassy the case is sent... in Larry and Maria's case...it is MOS = Moscow