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Where do I find the "A" number?

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Birdysboy   5

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Is that the 8 digit number in red on her visa?

And is that different that File Number at the top of the G-325A?

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Met Tita 2004-10-31

I-129F Sent 2006-03-22 - Tita Arrives 2007-03-14 (360 days total)

Civil Marriage 2007-03-23

Catholic Ceremony in Philippines January 2011

Applied for Citizenship May 02, 2012

Citizenship Oath Election Day November 6, 2012

Hoping to retire in Philippines 2022

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In cases of K-1 look at the I-129F approval NOA2 notice. It usualy is printed above the beneficiary's name.

Red number on visa is Non-Immigrant Visa Number

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Birdysboy, your A number is also in your I-94 (the white card they stapled in your passport), look for it in the back, it is hand written. Also, next to the admitted stamp in the passport.

Good luck

Jess

Entered US in Dec 20th 2006, K1 visa

Feb 24th 2007, Married

Conditional Resident since May 30th 2007

ROC 2009

Apr 10th, package sent to CSC

Apr 13th, package received (Day 3)

Apr 13th, NOA1 date (Day 3)

Apr 21st, Chech cashed (Day 11)

Apr 24th, NOA1 received in mail (Day 14)

May 15th, First Biometrics letter in mail (Day 35)

May 16th, Requested reschedule (Day 36)

Jun 5th, Second Biometrics letter in mail (Day 56)

Jun 15th, Biometrics (Day 66)

Jun 24th, Decision of Removal of Conditions: Approved!! (Day 75)

Jun 27th, Notice of Removal of Conditions and card production ordered via not so snail mail !YAY! (Day 78)

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Birdysboy, your A number is also in your I-94 (the white card they stapled in your passport), look for it in the back, it is hand written. Also, next to the admitted stamp in the passport.

Good luck

Jess

We had no A number on the I-94. At the info pass appointment we were told my husband may or may not have one, but we found it on the NOA2.

erfoud44.jpg

24 March 2009 I-751 received by USCIS

27 March 2009 Check Cashed

30 March 2009 NOA received

8 April 2009 Biometric notice arrived by mail

24 April 2009 Biometrics scheduled

26 April 2009 Touched

...once again waiting

1 September 2009 (just over 5 months) Approved and card production ordered.

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Birdysboy   5

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Thanks, I was right and Tita was wrong on that one. Thank you for building up my self-confidence. :D

Met Tita 2004-10-31

I-129F Sent 2006-03-22 - Tita Arrives 2007-03-14 (360 days total)

Civil Marriage 2007-03-23

Catholic Ceremony in Philippines January 2011

Applied for Citizenship May 02, 2012

Citizenship Oath Election Day November 6, 2012

Hoping to retire in Philippines 2022

Glory to God in all things for his Timeline is always perfect

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We had no A number on the I-94. At the info pass appointment we were told my husband may or may not have one, but we found it on the NOA2.

If there is something to be said to describe the USCIS work it would be not standarised... I myself have found a lot of information that somehow didn't "apply" to us or didn't happen to us in the same way...

Just noticed we have biometrics the same day, don't forget to check the "beauty" status before having your picture taken ;)

Best luck

Jess

Entered US in Dec 20th 2006, K1 visa

Feb 24th 2007, Married

Conditional Resident since May 30th 2007

ROC 2009

Apr 10th, package sent to CSC

Apr 13th, package received (Day 3)

Apr 13th, NOA1 date (Day 3)

Apr 21st, Chech cashed (Day 11)

Apr 24th, NOA1 received in mail (Day 14)

May 15th, First Biometrics letter in mail (Day 35)

May 16th, Requested reschedule (Day 36)

Jun 5th, Second Biometrics letter in mail (Day 56)

Jun 15th, Biometrics (Day 66)

Jun 24th, Decision of Removal of Conditions: Approved!! (Day 75)

Jun 27th, Notice of Removal of Conditions and card production ordered via not so snail mail !YAY! (Day 78)

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We had no A number on the I-94. At the info pass appointment we were told my husband may or may not have one, but we found it on the NOA2.

If there is something to be said to describe the USCIS work it would be not standarised... I myself have found a lot of information that somehow didn't "apply" to us or didn't happen to us in the same way...

Just noticed we have biometrics the same day, don't forget to check the "beauty" status before having your picture taken ;)

Best luck

Jess

Absolutely- that picture is gonna be around for a long time! :lol: Good luck on your biometrics! Come on Thursday already!

erfoud44.jpg

24 March 2009 I-751 received by USCIS

27 March 2009 Check Cashed

30 March 2009 NOA received

8 April 2009 Biometric notice arrived by mail

24 April 2009 Biometrics scheduled

26 April 2009 Touched

...once again waiting

1 September 2009 (just over 5 months) Approved and card production ordered.

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