Question about I-864

[SabrinaFrance 8]

Could you please clarify one point for me... I arrived in the States last week, and I am looking at the AOS paperwork. In the part for the immigrant they ask for the A# number (if any).

As a K1 holder do I have a A# number already or not?

Thanks a lot in advance

[thongd4me 69]

Could you please clarify one point for me... I arrived in the States last week, and I am looking at the AOS paperwork. In the part for the immigrant they ask for the A# number (if any).

As a K1 holder do I have a A# number already or not?

Thanks a lot in advance

You'll find that on the flip side of the I-94 entry ticket, opposite your K-1 visa in the passport.

[SabrinaFrance 8]

You'll find that on the flip side of the I-94 entry ticket, opposite your K-1 visa in the passport.

So it would be the "Admission number"?

[arya 22]

My A# is on the visa. The admission number on I94 is not the A# On your visa, below where it says To marry a US citizen, should be your A#

[HeatDeath 430]

My A# is on the visa. The admission number on I94 is not the A# On your visa, below where it says To marry a US citizen, should be your A#

The very first place your A# shows up is on your I-129F NOA2. It will probably also be on the K-1 visa itself, down in the notes field. It's a 9 digit number of the form A###-###-###.

[HeatDeath 430]

The very first place your A# shows up is on your I-129F NOA2. It will probably also be on the K-1 visa itself, down in the notes field. It's a 9 digit number of the form A###-###-###.

The border officer at the PoE also hand-wrote my A# on the back of my I-94. That might be your "Admission number" but it's hard to tell. Depends too much on the individual border officer.