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Should I use my A# assigned when I was a F-1 student for G-325a?

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JapanGuest   0

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Hello.

I am trying to fill out G-325a form for my K-1 petition. I was in the US for 8 years under F-1 visa, and while I was there, I obtained an employment authorization card with A# on it (I did OPT).

So for the G-325a, should I use that A# that I received under F-1 visa for the K-1 petition? Or will I be assigned a new A# for marriage based immigration?

Also, are "File Number" (top right corner) and "Alien Registration Number" (at the bottom) the same?

Thank you.

12/30/2009---I-751 Receipt Notice Date

Still waiting for a biometrics appointment letter....

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12/09/2007---AOS, I-765, I-131 sent to Chicago Lockbox

12/27/2007---USCIS lost a part of our packet and returned the rest of the packet with denial letters

12/28/2007---Resent AOS, I-765, I-131

12/31/2007---AOS, I-765, I-131 received by USCIS

01/04/2008---NOA issued by USCIS

01/08/2008---Biometrics Appointment letter issued by USCIS

01/26/2008---Biometrics Appointment Date

01/28/2008---Touched

01/23/2008---Initial Interview Request issued

02/15/2008---I-485 touched (hope no RFE is coming...)

02/23/2008---I-131 Approved

02/28/2008---I-765 Card production ordered

03/03/2008---EAD card received in mail

03/04/2008---I-131 received in mail

03/11/2008---Initial Interview Appointment---APPROVED!!!!!

03/17/2008---Welcome notice received in mail

03/21/2008---Green Card received in mail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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bora bora   1

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I'd say yes, use your A #, because that will aid USCIS since they have already given you one. Plus, it's yours. Can someone else verify this? Thanks.

11/2004 - Met in Brazil

09/2006 - Apply for K1

03/2007 - K1 approved

04/2007 - Apply for AOS & EAD

07/2007 - EAD approved

01/2008 - Conditional Residency approved

11/2009 - Apply to remove conditions

02/2010 - Permanent Residency approved

11/2010 - Apply for Citizenship

03/2011 - Citizenship approved

07/2011 - Moved back to Brazil

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Yodrak   7

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JapanGuest,

You have an A#, give it when it's asked for.

Yes, the A# is your file number.

Yodrak

Hello.

I am trying to fill out G-325a form for my K-1 petition. I was in the US for 8 years under F-1 visa, and while I was there, I obtained an employment authorization card with A# on it (I did OPT).

So for the G-325a, should I use that A# that I received under F-1 visa for the K-1 petition? Or will I be assigned a new A# for marriage based immigration?

Also, are "File Number" (top right corner) and "Alien Registration Number" (at the bottom) the same?

Thank you.

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JapanGuest   0

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Bora Bora and Yodrak,

Thank you for your advice! I will use my A#.

12/30/2009---I-751 Receipt Notice Date

Still waiting for a biometrics appointment letter....

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

12/09/2007---AOS, I-765, I-131 sent to Chicago Lockbox

12/27/2007---USCIS lost a part of our packet and returned the rest of the packet with denial letters

12/28/2007---Resent AOS, I-765, I-131

12/31/2007---AOS, I-765, I-131 received by USCIS

01/04/2008---NOA issued by USCIS

01/08/2008---Biometrics Appointment letter issued by USCIS

01/26/2008---Biometrics Appointment Date

01/28/2008---Touched

01/23/2008---Initial Interview Request issued

02/15/2008---I-485 touched (hope no RFE is coming...)

02/23/2008---I-131 Approved

02/28/2008---I-765 Card production ordered

03/03/2008---EAD card received in mail

03/04/2008---I-131 received in mail

03/11/2008---Initial Interview Appointment---APPROVED!!!!!

03/17/2008---Welcome notice received in mail

03/21/2008---Green Card received in mail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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