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Hi all! I attach papers that I receive from USCIS requesting for passport photo.(Please see attachment)

It's late that I ask this just now because I already send my reply to USCIS.

But now I have some concerns or worries thinking if I did it right.

It looks like simple RFE but it still gave me concerns.

I'm posting this to ask VJ members and experts.

How to properly reply to this?

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I am the USC..NOA1 July 26, 2012 @CSC IR1/CR1

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Hi all! I attach papers that I receive from USCIS requesting for passport photo.(Please see attachment)

It's late that I ask this just now because I already send my reply to USCIS.

But now I have some concerns or worries thinking if I did it right.

It looks like simple RFE but it still gave me concerns.

I'm posting this to ask VJ members and experts.

How to properly reply to this?

I would have the passport pictures retaken at an authorized passport picture location, write the name and A# on the back with a sharpie, place it in a ziplock bag, staple to the paperwork they sent, and mail it back priority mail with delivery confirmation or signature required.

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I would have the passport pictures retaken at an authorized passport picture location, write the name and A# on the back with a sharpie, place it in a ziplock bag, staple to the paperwork they sent, and mail it back priority mail with delivery confirmation or signature required.

Thank you! Almost same with what I do except that I put it in a small envelope with name and A number on back and I used pencil.

What is a "A" number?

That A number on top of the letter is A with random 9 numbers.

I am the USC..NOA1 July 26, 2012 @CSC IR1/CR1

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Why would you have a A Number for sombody who you are petitioning for a cr1 ?? I thought u get a PR when you get here????!?

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Ok here are my other questions on this.

1. Is it asking for petitioner passport photo only or also from beneficiary?

2. What A number is it asking? Is it the 1 on the letter?

I am the USC..NOA1 July 26, 2012 @CSC IR1/CR1

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Why would you have a A Number for sombody who you are petitioning for a cr1 ?? I thought u get a PR when you get here????!?

I don't understand your question completely. What is PR?

That A number USCIS ask made me confuse. What is that number they want me to put at the back of the photo?

The A number in the letter is that the one they want me to put at the back of the photo?

I am the USC..NOA1 July 26, 2012 @CSC IR1/CR1

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PR is permanent resident.

were you born a USC or were you naturalized? If you are a naturalized citizen then you have an A (alien registration) number that you had as a Legal Permanent Resident. They want that number on the back of the photo if you've have one. If you do not then do not put anything.

It is asking for a petitioner photo only.

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PR is permanent resident.

were you born a USC or were you naturalized? If you are a naturalized citizen then you have an A (alien registration) number that you had as a Legal Permanent Resident. They want that number on the back of the photo if you've have one. If you do not then do not put anything.

It is asking for a petitioner photo only.

Oh i see.. its the guy who filed the app.. to put the a number...

But im a us citizen.. do i gotta put that passport num on the back of my pic? I only put my name

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PR is permanent resident.

were you born a USC or were you naturalized? If you are a naturalized citizen then you have an A (alien registration) number that you had as a Legal Permanent Resident. They want that number on the back of the photo if you've have one. If you do not then do not put anything.

It is asking for a petitioner photo only.

I'm naturalized Citizen. Your answer is what exactly what i need and want to hear.

I'm now happy thinking what I did was right. Thank you very much.

I am the USC..NOA1 July 26, 2012 @CSC IR1/CR1

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USC born in US don't have A number right?

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