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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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I searched the site, I found convincing, but conflicting answers. Which is the elusive "A" number?

There is a number on the K-1 Visa that starts with "A" directly under PASSPORT NUMBER, this number is repeated at the bottom left corner of the Visa. In our case the number is AJ395XXX.

On the K-2 childs Visa there is a similar, but different, number.

Some say this is the "A" Number.

There is another number hand written on the back of the I-94 that starts with an "A"

For the K-1 Visa holder the number is: A 98 458 XXX

For the K-2 child the number is: PA: A 98 458 XXX

With the exception of the "PA:" these numbers are exactly the same.

We are filing for two AOS (K-1 and K-2) and one EA (I-765).

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I would hate to have a delay because I used the wrong number!

Thanks in advance to all :thumbs:

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Italy
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You find the A number on your I-94. Its basically your I-94 number

Good Luck! :thumbs:

Maria

Got married in Killeen, Texas on April 27 2004

*°K-3 Visa°*

Oct 12 2005 - Sent I-130 to NSC

Oct 24 2005 - NOA 1

Nov 7 2005 - Sent I-129F to Chicago

Nov 9 2005 - NOA 1

Dec 5 2005 - NOA 2 - I-129F Approved!!! (28 days)

Dec 13 2005 - Application Forwarded to NVC

Dec 16 2005 - Application received by the Consulate in Italy

Jan 4 2006 - Packet 3

Jan 10 2006 - Sent "Applicant's Statement" to Naples

Jan 27 2006 - Packet 4

Feb 22 2006 - Medical and Interview

Feb 22 2006 - Interview... APPROVED Got the Visa!!!

Mar 2 2006 - I-130 case *touched*

Mar 6 2006 - RFE for the I-130 (Marriage Certificate)

Mar 14 2006 - Sent RFE to CSC

Mar 21 2006 - RFE received by CSC

Mar 30 2006 - Detroit POE - Got the I-94

Mar 31 2006 - I-130 NOA 2 - APPROVED!!! (170 days)

*°AOS°*

Mar 31 2006 - I-765 sent to Chicago

Apr 5 2006 - I-765 NOA1

Apr 7 2006 - Vaccination Supplement appt. in Cleveland

Apr 13 2006 - EAD Biometrics Appointment Letter

Apr 18 2006 - EAD Biometrics in Pittsburg

Apr 22 2006 - I-485 sent to Chicago lockbox

Apr 28 2006 - I-485 NOA1

May 3 2006 - EAD Approved!! (33 days)

May 5 2006 - EAC received (NOA2)

May 5 2006 - AOS Biometrics Appointment Letter

May 8 2006 - Applied for Social Security Number

May 11 2006 - AOS Biometrics Appointment in Pittsburgh

May 18 2006 - Social Security Card arrived in the mail

May 18 2006 - Interview Appointment Letter

May 31 2006 - Flew back to Italy

Jun 24 2006 - I-485 *touched*

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Colombia
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And it doesn't really matter if you use the wrong number as I did. I used the visa number for all of them and the interviewing officer just corrected it - it didn't cause an RFE or any other problem. Good luck

2005

K1

March 2 Filed I-129 F

July 21 Interview in Bogota ** Approved ** Very Easy!

AOS

Oct 19 Mailed AOS Packet to Chicago

2006

Feb 17 AOS interview in Denver. Biometrics also done today! (Interviewing officer ordered them.)

Apr 25 Green card received

2008

Removal of conditions

March 17 Refiled using new I-751 form

April 16 Biometrics done

July 10 Green card production ordered

2009

Citizenship

Jan 20 filed N400

Feb 04 NOA date

Feb 24 Biometrics

May 5 Interview - Centennial (Denver, Colorado) Passed

June 10 Oath Ceremony - Teikyo Loretto Heights, Denver, Colorado

July 7 Received Passport in 3 weeks

Shredded all immigration papers Have scanned images

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I searched the site, I found convincing, but conflicting answers. Which is the elusive "A" number?

There is a number on the K-1 Visa that starts with "A" directly under PASSPORT NUMBER, this number is repeated at the bottom left corner of the Visa. In our case the number is AJ395XXX.

On the K-2 childs Visa there is a similar, but different, number.

Some say this is the "A" Number.

There is another number hand written on the back of the I-94 that starts with an "A"

For the K-1 Visa holder the number is: A 98 458 XXX

For the K-2 child the number is: PA: A 98 458 XXX

With the exception of the "PA:" these numbers are exactly the same.

We are filing for two AOS (K-1 and K-2) and one EA (I-765).

The A# S/B 9 digits, so you need to add a zero 098 458 XXX The K-2 doesn't have an A# at this point, so I would enter "NONE" on the child's I-485. I would assume the PA means parent's A#.

The A# probably is also on the I-129F approval notice, see if it is and does it match what was written on the I-94.

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Filed: Country: Indonesia
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On my K1's NOA2 the A# starts with 0 but the one on I-94 doesn't use the 0. So I just use the one from NOA2.

Good luck! (F)

Our K1 Journey Click Here
K1 Interview in Jakarta Click Here
AOS Journey:
May 02, 2006 :AOS Sent to Chicago...Let the couting begin
May 03, 2006 :AOS received in Chicago
May 12, 2006 :Received NOA1 dated 05/09/2006
May 22, 2006 Biometrics Notice Rcvd dated 05/17/2006
May 30, 2006 :Biometrics done in ASC Birmingham
July 01, 2006 :Interview Letter received
Aug 30, 2006 :Interview in Atlanta & got RFE for I-693A! OUCH!!!
November, 2006 :I-693A Sent. The waiting goes on...
April 4, 2007: Infopass & it doesn't help at all!!!
April 18, 2007 :Contacting our Congressman.
May 18, 2007 : E-mail rcvd, Welcome Notice Sent! Finally!!!
April 22, 2007 : E-mail rcvd, GC has been ordered
April 24, 2007 : Welcome Notice Rvcd. Yeeehaaa!!!!
June 1, 2007: GC arrived! Yippy! USCIS Free for 2 years!
2008: Moved to China
2009: Conditional GC Expired and Husband has been having affairs since 2008 in China. Can't file for ROC since he got laid off. He came to Jakarta to live with me and my parents. He got a new job. Life resume to normal or so I thought.
March 2010: Officially separated after yet more affairs exposed just a day after my birthday!

February 2011: Officially divorced.
June 18, 2011: He married the girl he had the last affair with.

August 2014: I am engaged with my real soulmate. Not an American.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Russia
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I had the same question as I filled out the I-485 (under a K-1) so I called USCIS and was told my wife does not have a A # (alien number) yet and to put "NONE" in the box. I did this so I will see what happens.

Good luck, Warren

Met in Finland Dec 2001

29 Apr 2005 Met in Dominican Republic 9 days

10 Aug 2005 Mailed I-295F to TSC (case transferred to CSC because of TSC case load)

19 Aug 2005 Met again St Petersburg Russia 10 days

30 Aug 2005 Received NOA 1 from CSC (Dated 17 August)

26 Oct 2005 Received NOA 2 approval via website

09 Nov 2005 Received MOS # from NVC

22 Nov 2005 Application in U.S. Embassy Moscow

22 Dec 2005 Visited Moscow for 12 days

27 Dec 2005 Medical Exam Moscow

28 Dec 2005 Received Medical Results

16 Feb 2006 Interview Scheduled

24 Feb 2006 Received K-1 Visa at DHL Moscow

25 Feb 2006 Arrive in America (Atlanta)

07 Mar 2006 Married!!!!

10 Mar 2006 Applied for Social Security Card

17 Mar 2006 Received SS Card

16 May 2006 Mailed AOS and AP documents to Chicago

05 Jul 2006 Completed Biometrics in New Orleans

22 Aug 2006 She received Driver's License

05 Sep 2006 AOS Interview (Green Card) Scheduled

15 Dec 2006 Sent letter to USCIS requesting status of AOS

02 April 2007 Received Green Card in mail

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I had the same question as I filled out the I-485 (under a K-1) so I called USCIS and was told my wife does not have a A # (alien number) yet and to put "NONE" in the box. I did this so I will see what happens.

I think you were given wrong info if your wife entered as a K-1. It should be on the petition approval notice and/or the back of the I-94.

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Maria,

No, the A# is not the I-94 number. The I-94 number is pre-printed on the I-94, the A# will be hand-written by the CBP officer.

Yodrak

You find the A number on your I-94. Its basically your I-94 number

Good Luck! :thumbs:

Maria

Not to hijack, but is that I-94 the 11 digit number on the bottom of the form?

12-15-04 > I-129F packet mailed (Day 1)

02-03-05 > APPROVED!!! NOA 2 (Day 50)

02-18-05 > Embassy receives petition (Day 65)

02-17-06 > (YEP 1 YEAR, NO TYPO) Packet 3 received (Day 429)

03-14-06 > Interview Date...VISA APPROVED!! (Day 454)

03-16-06 > Fiancee received visa in hand and we arrived in the USA!!

04-29-06 > Wedding Date

AOS & EAD

05-30-06 > Sent AOS and EAD

06-01-06 > Package signed for in Chicago

06-07-06 > NOA

06-08-06 > AOS & EAD Touched

06-12-06 > AOS & EAD Touched

06-29-06 > Biometrics Appointment

07-03-06 > AOS & EAD Touched

07-11-06 > Transferred to California!!

07-14-06 > Case Received in California

07-15-06 > AOS Touched

07-18-06 > AOS Touched again

07-19-06 > AOS Touched yet again

07-20-06 > WELCOME LETTER SENT!!

08-04-06 > GC Received

04-19-08 > File to remove Conditions!!

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