Alien Number for Nicaragua Citizens??

[Ashley_Armando 1]

On the G-325A (I think that's the one) it asks for the benificiary's alien number. I though that pertained to US prior documents or visa if the immigrant had been there before. So we left it blank on my husbands G-form. Does Nicaragua have alien numbers for their citizens? And if so, is there some way I can contact USCIS at some point to give that number to them and they write it in???

Thanks for your reply!!

[LotofPatience 65]

On the G-325A (I think that's the one) it asks for the benificiary's alien number. I though that pertained to US prior documents or visa if the immigrant had been there before. So we left it blank on my husbands G-form. Does Nicaragua have alien numbers for their citizens? And if so, is there some way I can contact USCIS at some point to give that number to them and they write it in???

Thanks for your reply!!

A# in G-325A is the "Alien Registration Number" or in other words Green Card A#.

If petitioner or beneficiary has A#, enter it. Otherwise, enter NONE.

Loto

[Wayne and Claudia 40]

[Ashley_Armando 1]

i think we just left it blank.

[LotofPatience 65]

i think we just left it blank.

It was not supposed to. Every column in these forms must be filled.

Let's see how USCIS responds.

Loto

Edited November 30, 2010 by PatiencePaidOff

[Ashley_Armando 1]

Is this something that could cause denial of your I-130? Should I call them once I receive a number to call from them or my NOA1 or what? I think we left over blanks on the paperwork because things didn't apply to us. Should we have written "N/A"?

It was not supposed to. Every column in these forms must be filled.

Let's see how USCIS responds.

Loto

[LotofPatience 65]

Is this something that could cause denial of your I-130? Should I call them once I receive a number to call from them or my NOA1 or what? I think we left over blanks on the paperwork because things didn't apply to us. Should we have written "N/A"?

It is NEVER a denial.

But they might REJECT the intiial petition and might ask you to re-submit it again.

Yes, wherever a question is not applicable, write N/A

If the answer concludes to NONE, then write NONE

If they accept your initial I-130 petition and subsequently issue an RFE (Request for Additional Evidence) or whatever, respond to that later.

If nothing happens, keep quiet until the APPROVAL.

You don't have to worry about it.

Loto

[pushbrk 12,096]

It is NEVER a denial.

But they might REJECT the intiial petition and might ask you to re-submit it again.

Yes, wherever a question is not applicable, write N/A

If the answer concludes to NONE, then write NONE

If they accept your initial I-130 petition and subsequently issue an RFE (Request for Additional Evidence) or whatever, respond to that later.

If nothing happens, keep quiet until the APPROVAL.

You don't have to worry about it.

Loto

If they box indicating the beneficiary has never been to the USA is checked, they'll know there's no alien number. While it's best to answer "NONE" when true, it's not going to cause an RFE. Typing or anything but an actual number in the PDF form will result in all zeros replacing the text anyway.

If there were no previous marriages, leaving that section blank on BOTH the G325a and I-130 would probably bring an RFE.

Edited December 1, 2010 by pushbrk