i-129f Package - Alien Number

[kevinsauerzxc 0]

Hello, I am new to the forum and have a question about obtaining the alien number.

I obtained my USC through my parents when I was 16, on the i-129f forms, it is asking me for my A-number. I've looked through

all immigrant documents from the past and could not obtain this number, is there a way that I could get this number for my application?

I heard that you do not have an alien number if you entered the US under the age of 14, I came here when I was 9. Do I leave this number

blank then?

[Shauneg 762]

You're a U.S. citizen the alien number no longer applies. Leave it blank,

[kevinsauerzxc 0]

Is it safe to leave it blank? I've read on some forums which stated that your alien number will be with you through your lifetime even if you became an USC.

[Shauneg 762]

Yes it still exists and tied to you.....but putting N/A and attaching a copy of your naturalization certificate and filling out the blocks correctly in #13 will work. It is done both ways and neither one is the definitive answer.

[kevinsauerzxc 0]

Since I automatically became an USC through my parents. I do not have a certificate of naturalization/citizenship. The only proof I have now is my US passport. Is this enough?

[Hank_ 9,171]

Since I automatically became an USC through my parents. I do not have a certificate of naturalization/citizenship. The only proof I have now is my US passport. Is this enough?

Send copies of EVERY page of your passport to provide evidence of US citizenship. Is there an A# or such on the BIO page of your passport?

[mrsashko 16]

Yes, same here - I came with my parents at age 11, became a citezen when I was about 20.

Even thou I had A-number before - I left it blank, as it no longer applies to me (no longer an Alien)

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

You can leave the A# blank. Supply a copy of your US passport, every single page of it. That is your proof of being a USC.