F-1 applying for AOS

[Danni 0]

Hi everyone-:

On the I-130 form it asked for my I-94 number, however I am an F-1 therefore free to travel to and fro. I have four I-94 cards (photocopies) including my initial card that I received when I first entered in 2004 and also my most recent one from 2007 which do you suggest they are referring to??

Also as an F-1 I do not have an A#, I have a Sevis number should I include this number anywhere on my applications or perhaps on the rear of my passport photos??

Thanks,

Have a good one!

Danni

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

Hi everyone-:

On the I-130 form it asked for my I-94 number, however I am an F-1 therefore free to travel to and fro. I have four I-94 cards (photocopies) including my initial card that I received when I first entered in 2004 and also my most recent one from 2007 which do you suggest they are referring to??

The most recent one, since immigration is supposed to take an old I-94 before issuing a new one, the old ones become obsolete and I really think you don't need the photocopies for anything.

Also as an F-1 I do not have an A#, I have a Sevis number should I include this number anywhere on my applications or perhaps on the rear of my passport photos??

Don't worry about that, if you don't have an A# just leave it blank, I had one @ the moment we applied for AOS because I was assigned one when I applied for my EAD based on my OPT after graduation. I used that one in the forms since we got married after 6 months of my graduation and supposedly USCIS was to keep the same A# but at the end they ended up assigning me a different one than that from my 1st EAD. ANYWAY, I have my green card and that's what counts. So bottomline, don't worry if you don't have one.

Edited August 1, 2008 by GueraYTavo