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the I-129F form is asking for my certificate of citizenship number which i do not have. I only have the US passport to prove my citizenship. Do I leave it blank or do I have to retrieve the number? How do I go about retrieving the number? DO i have to order a new certificate of citizneship in order to retrieve the certificate number?

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the I-129F form is asking for my certificate of citizenship number which i do not have. I only have the US passport to prove my citizenship. Do I leave it blank or do I have to retrieve the number? How do I go about retrieving the number? DO i have to order a new certificate of citizneship in order to retrieve the certificate number?

It isn't asking for it. Just write N/A if you were born in the USA. You provide the certificate number only if you check the naturalization box. It's a confusing section.

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If you are a naturalized citizen, then this is a number that is on citizenship certificate. I beleive it is the A# you had before naturalization.

It isn't asking for it. Just write N/A if you were born in the USA. You provide the certificate number only if you check the naturalization box. It's a confusing section.

OP's profile says "Naturilization Approved" as status, makes me believe a naturalized citizen.

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If you are a naturalized citizen, then this is a number that is on citizenship certificate. I beleive it is the A# you had before naturalization.

OP's profile says "Naturilization Approved" as status, makes me believe a naturalized citizen.

Good point but it's not the A number. If naturalized and you don't have the certificate or number, just write "Unknown".

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i'm a naturalized citizen. Do I put my old A# or unknown? This is confusing.

As I said, your A number is not your naturalization certificate number. The Naturalization certificate will have it's own number PLUS your A number on it. If you don't know your Certificate number write Unknown.

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i'm a naturalized citizen. Do I put my old A# or unknown? This is confusing.

I'm a naturalized citizen and I put the A# in the section provided. But I also did an InfoPass appointment to get the number from my Certificate of Naturalization. I believe that a Certificate of Citizenship is a document for individuals born outside of the United States to US Citizen parents and is different from a Certificate of Naturalization. If you have your Certificate of Naturalization that is the number that you should use. If not, you should be able to get the number from USCIS through an InfoPass appointment.

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7-30-07 - Met in Santa Marta, Colombia

9-19-08 - Engaged

7-13-10 - I-129F sent by USPS Expressmail to VSC;

10-18-10 - NOA2!!!!!!!!!! (Received in hand 10-22-10)

11-12-10 - Sent email to Embassy asking about petition; response "Petition rec'd; send in documents"; sent same day

11-24-10 - Called the Department of State; interview has been scheduled

11-29-10 - Package 3 received by beneficiary

01-19-11 - Interview - VISA APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!

01-27-11 - Passport received; visa in hand

02-08-11 - POE - Fort Lauderdale, Fla MISSED FLIGHT; 02-10-11 - POE second time's the charm. Easy POE. Welcome to the USA.

03-04-11 - Married

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05-08-11 - Mailed out I-485, I-765 & I-131;

05-16-11 - Text & email msgs with Receipt Number

05-17-11 - Applied for Expedited AP as Victoria's mother was very ill; 05-18-11 - Picked up AP document

05-20-11 - Victoria returns to Colombia; NOA1 for all 3 forms arrive

06-03-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; RFE 06-07-11 - RFE arrives for 2010 Tax Return

06-08-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; Post Office returned a letter that was sent by USCIS; 06-09-11 - Issue resolved

06-14-11 - RFE response sent; 06-21-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; RFE response under review

06-29-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; Case transferred to CSC

08-30-11 - Victoria returns to US

08-31-11 - Biometrics done; Text message - "EAD Card Production ordered"

09-11 - Case transferred back from CSC

11-22-11 - Interview in Albany Field Office. AOS APPROVED.

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