thanks to everyone that

[ninguno 0]

is answering my posts and helping me .my alian registration like you said starts with A and has 9 numbers is that normai because i saw in G-325 SAMPLE form and it only had 8 numbers

[TracyTN 237]

If you're relying on a sample form to be 100% accurate on all counts, then you're setting yourself up for major disappointments. LOL. Plus, the A #s could have increased in number since the time the sample document was created.

[babyrog 0]

is answering my posts and helping me .my alian registration like you said starts with A and has 9 numbers is that normai because i saw in G-325 SAMPLE form and it only had 8 numbers

Hi, there are some, they dont write the number 0 that is why it becomes 8 digits only. Like mine, in my visa that is attach to my PI passport, there is no number 0 so only 8 digits but on my NOA it has number 0 so 9 digits. Hope this info will help you.

babyrog

[ninguno 0]

is answering my posts and helping me .my alian registration like you said starts with A and has 9 numbers is that normai because i saw in G-325 SAMPLE form and it only had 8 numbers

Hi, there are some, they dont write the number 0 that is why it becomes 8 digits only. Like mine, in my visa that is attach to my PI passport, there is no number 0 so only 8 digits but on my NOA it has number 0 so 9 digits. Hope this info will help you.

babyrog

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SO SHOULD I WRITE ALL 9 NUMBERS or should i lieve the 0 out

another question i dont see my alian registration number in my visa in my pasport

how come you do have it there

[TracyTN 237]

I wrote hubby's with the 0.

How come you have your A# on your visa? Well, to me, it seems like a perfectly logical place for it to be. It's one of the ways they make sure you are who you say you are, so to have it on the visa is completely logical.

[ninguno 0]

I wrote hubby's with the 0.

How come you have your A# on your visa? Well, to me, it seems like a perfectly logical place for it to be. It's one of the ways they make sure you are who you say you are, so to have it on the visa is completely logical.

maybe i dont have it in my visa because when my husband aplied fora fiance visa for me i already had a social security number from when i was younger

hayyyy i hope is because of that

[TracyTN 237]

Maybe - but only if you had received a previous US visa - in which case, you may have had an old alien number. Even at that, the old number should have been on the visa. I'm betting it does, you just don't know where to find it (and frankly, I'd have to look at hubby's K1 to know where it is myself).

FYI US Social Security numbers have nothing to do with immigration.