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I129-F : Unable to find A# of ex wife

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Hello all, good people of the VJ forums!

My fiancé and I are started filing the I-129F, thrilled to be on the way of living together! My question is about point 11 of the form: my fiancé was married to a german alien and they are not in very good terms right now. Not enough anyway for her to reply to our email requesting her alien number. And since my love doesnt have her phone number anymore, I am worried we will never get to find that number.

Now I wonder: is it such a big deal? I tend to stress a lot about all of this so I am afraid not having her number might be a problem causing unfortunate delays in the process, if not worse :( . My fiancé, on the other hand, suggest that we attach her social security number instead, maybe also adding a short explanation of the situation: the wedding was a very long time ago, she moved across the country and is hard to reach, that kind of things...

What do you think? Is that information crucial enough to involve their divorce attorneys in it? Or will an honest "We cant have her A# but here are other informations instead" do the trick?

Thank you for your opinion and advice!

Marie-Eve (in love with Frederick) (L)

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