"A" numer on 129-F

[Vegabond 0]

Greetings all!

1. A am a naturalized citizen since 1987.

The old naturalization certificate has the "A" number they ask for in 129-F and G-325A Do i use that field or leave it blank?

They do ask for it at the top and the bottom of the page.

I do have a valid US passport.

Will sit back and listen

[Marty J 0]

Greetings all!

1. A am a naturalized citizen since 1987.

The old naturalization certificate has the "A" number they ask for in 129-F and G-325A Do i use that field or leave it blank?

They do ask for it at the top and the bottom of the page.

I do have a valid US passport.

Will sit back and listen

If you're now a US citizen, you no longer have an A-number as far as I know, what with you not being an alien any more.

Then again, they do ask for it.

Edited March 14, 2009 by Marty J

[raymaga 26]

The A# is not for the US citizen, it is for the foreign fiance. You won't get an A# for the foreign fiance until you receive NOA 1.

[Marty J 0]

The A# is not for the US citizen, it is for the foreign fiance. You won't get an A# for the foreign fiance until you receive NOA 1.

The I-129F asks for the A# (if any) of the petitioner.

[Vegabond 0]

So i just send in a copy of all the passport pages? thats it? No A number anywhere? top or bottom?

I am the petitioner :-) now i am really confused

I called them and they said they cannot help me fill out the form.. and hung up.

[jb_vj 5]

Even if you are US Citizen now, if you were naturalized, you do have an A number associated with you....It is the one on the naturalization certificate, and that is what I used on my G-325 (at the bottom) when applying for I-129F

[Marty J 0]

So i just send in a copy of all the passport pages? thats it? No A number anywhere? top or bottom?

I am the petitioner :-) now i am really confused

I called them and they said they cannot help me fill out the form.. and hung up.

That was nice of them...lol

Well, let's reason this out. The I-129F asks for the A# of the petitioner. Only a US citizen can petition for a K-1 visa for their fiancé(e).

Therefore, the only petitioners who could provide an A# are naturalised citizens.

So, as the above applies to you, they want the A# that you previously had.

Edited March 14, 2009 by Marty J

[Vegabond 0]

A number it is.. i guess it would not hurt. :-)

Thanks guys for your help

I am trying to put all the documents for the 129F together..

I want to send it in tomorrow.

[Marty J 0]

Check everything twice and then check it again.

We had a bit of a panic after sending ours off, as we couldn't remember signing all the copies of the G-325A. Our petition was accepted and subsequently approved though, so I guess we did.

Good luck!

[Vegabond 0]

I forgot to make my own photo :-) can do that at the post office..

got to write it down :-) and check it again..

Feels like X-mass