Can't find A-number anywhere

[perfect 39]

I know this has been covered in abundance!

I am trying to help my daughter-in-law with her AOS paperwork.

I can't find it on the visa anywhere

It's not handwritten by CBP on her entry stamp

We can't find the NOA2 for the I-129F

Any ideas peeps?

Thank you.

[teeak 224]

Maybe you can find it on her I-94. It wouldn't hurt to look. Here's the link to retrieve it: https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/consent.html

[perfect 39]

Nope - tried that already!

Thanks for the idea though.....

[juene 0]

usually A# is found in the visa underneath the annotation of the name of the person who petition her. Also checked the form I-94 (departure record) stapled in her passport, it's hand written in the back. Hope that helps, because my A# is in those documents. Just double check.

[perfect 39]

already checked all those - she said she never received the stapled I-94 and I've reviewed the visa several times and it just isn't on it! So frustrating. The rest of her paperwork is completed - I just need that number for her!~

[teeak 224]

As a last resort, you could just make an infoPass appointment and have her bring all identifying documents. I'm assuming they wouldn't give such information over the phone.

[perfect 39]

may end up having to do that!! Thank you....

[Dave&Roza 748]

I know this has been covered in abundance!

I am trying to help my daughter-in-law with her AOS paperwork.

I can't find it on the visa anywhere

It's not handwritten by CBP on her entry stamp

We can't find the NOA2 for the I-129F

Any ideas peeps?

Thank you.

Look above her name on the NOA2 (I-797C) she received because that is where it usually is--sorry, I just noticed that you do not have the NOA2 for the I-129f. Two options 1) make an INFOpass appointment to get the A#, 2) submit the AOS without the A# and hope it does not delay the processing too much, but you must submit a copy of the I-797C anyway, so you might as well find a way to get a new copy of it.

Dave

[tarzan31 27]

I know this has been covered in abundance!

I am trying to help my daughter-in-law with her AOS paperwork.

I can't find it on the visa anywhere

It's not handwritten by CBP on her entry stamp

We can't find the NOA2 for the I-129F

Any ideas peeps?

Thank you.

My wife's was handwritten on the actual visa page in her passport.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

You will need something to prove the I-129F approval. A copy of the I-129F NOA2 approval notice is required with the I-485, but people have been successful with providing other documents, such as a printout of the online USCIS case status approval notice and letter from the NVC stating the approved petition was sent to the consulate. Filing for a duplicate will cost you $405.

You can call and ask to speak to a tier 2 immigration officer about your case and ask them, or go in person to an infopass appt to get the A#.

[B-2-Z 37]

On the K-1 Visa that was stapled into my Passport it has on the left side by the photo:

Issuing post name

Surname

Given name

Passport number

Entries

Annotation(Which has petitioners name and my A# directly under it)

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Not all countries print the A# on the visa.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

already checked all those - she said she never received the stapled I-94 and I've reviewed the visa several times and it just isn't on it! So frustrating. The rest of her paperwork is completed - I just need that number for her!~

Not all countries print the A# on the visa.

I-94 is automated now so no longer stapled in visa.

My husband's visa issued in London has the A number in the first column next to the photo.

Issuing Post

LONDON

Surname

SMITH

Given names

JOHN HENRY

Passport number

123456789

Entries

1

Annotation

PETITION APPROVED BY USCIS EAC 02MAY2008

A 987 654 321 <---here

OP--what is written under "annotation"?

Edited September 5, 2015 by Nich-Nick

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

She has UK flag in her profile, but said she was helping her daughter-in-law with AOS. Did not know what country the DIL was from, so was just pointing out that because one country prints the A# on the visa, does not mean another does.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

She has UK flag in her profile, but said she was helping her daughter-in-law with AOS. Did not know what country the DIL was from, so was just pointing out that because one country prints the A# on the visa, does not mean another does.

Yep. I know. Was more for her to check again if UK.