Where can I find the Alien Registration Number for G-325A?

[Wildstar 2]

Sorry for this silly question I am sure has been asked many times before, but I am trying to help my wife fill out the G325A, and am puzzled what to put for "Alien Registration Number" at the bottom right corner.

I noticed some people said this number should be written on her visa, or on the back of the I-94, but as far as I can tell I don't see any numbers starting with "A" in either place. She came over on an F-1 visa from Thailand, if that makes any difference.

Where would this number be written? Is it part of the long string of numbers across the very bottom of the visa? There is an "A" in the middle of that. Or I see there is a 10 digit number starting with an "N" under "Annotation" - this is also handwritten on the back of the I-94.

I'm sure the answer must be obvious, but if anyone can point it out to me that would be a big help.

Thanks!

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

She does not have an A#. Please don't confuse the K-1 AOS guide or K-1 advice with the CONCURRENT I-130/I-485 guide. Would you like a link to the correct one?

[LindaC1990 23]

F1 student doesn't have Alien number

[ladyg 10]

Sorry for this silly question I am sure has been asked many times before, but I am trying to help my wife fill out the G325A, and am puzzled what to put for "Alien Registration Number" at the bottom right corner.

I noticed some people said this number should be written on her visa, or on the back of the I-94, but as far as I can tell I don't see any numbers starting with "A" in either place. She came over on an F-1 visa from Thailand, if that makes any difference.

Where would this number be written? Is it part of the long string of numbers across the very bottom of the visa? There is an "A" in the middle of that. Or I see there is a 10 digit number starting with an "N" under "Annotation" - this is also handwritten on the back of the I-94.

I'm sure the answer must be obvious, but if anyone can point it out to me that would be a big help.

Thanks!

I dont think students(f1 visa holders) are given alien numbers on visas or port of entry(thats is on i-94) normally alien numbers are given to those who migrating to the USA most throw family based visas .So if her i-94 doesnt have an alien number at the back which in most cases its written in pen by the office at POE it starts with the letter A followed by 9 numbers.The visa doesnt have an alien number printed on it.So leave that part alone she will be assigned an alien number by USCIS.

[DC85 113]

If she has applied for the OPT , the A# will be on the EAD card, but if she didn't apply for one, she doesn't have A#

[Harsh_77 716]

If she entered on the F1 she does not have the Alien registration number.

Just leve it blank or put N/A.

[engineer21 51]

I came here on F-1. I didn't think I had an A# so I left it blank on all my AOS forms (i-483, i-693, i-765, husband's i-130)

On G-325 I think I wrote N/A under A#.

I noticed later on that, because I did OPT, I did have an A# on my EAD card. I event sent a copy of that old EAD card with my i-765 application. But my process went fine without putting that A# on my forms.

My GC now says a different A# than what was on my OPT EAD card.

[Wildstar 2]

She does not have an A#. Please don't confuse the K-1 AOS guide or K-1 advice with the CONCURRENT I-130/I-485 guide. Would you like a link to the correct one?

Thanks for the help. I am using the concurrent I-130/I-485 guide on Visa Journey. It indicates the G325A must be submitted, and the G325A asks for an alien registration number, so that is why I was asking this question.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Thanks for the help. I am using the concurrent I-130/I-485 guide on Visa Journey. It indicates the G325A must be submitted, and the G325A asks for an alien registration number, so that is why I was asking this question.

Okay, but to successfully navigate this process, you have to understand what you have and what you don't. If you don't have a SSN, for example, you don't have one. Same for A# or I-94 in some cases.