I751 Part 4 A number

[Valor 131]

Hi everyone,

 

I just realized that I didn't put my spouse's A number on part 4. He's a naturalized U.S. citizen. For some reasons, I thought only GC holders have A number and that's why we left it blank. We already sent our file. Will this give us an REF?

 

[cd37 229]

US citizens do not have A numbers, thats for if your spouse is GC holder. 

[TM92 527]

9 minutes ago, cd37 said:

US citizens do not have A numbers

Naturalized ones do have A-Files: https://www.uscis.gov/tools/glossary/number

Edited November 22, 2018 by TM92

[cd37 229]

Just now, TM92 said:

Naturalized ones do have A-Files: https://www.uscis.gov/tools/glossary/number

Ofcourse naturalized citizens did have A numbers but after getting citizenship, USCIS do not ask A numbers since they r no longer aliens. Part 4 of i 751 is for someone who has GC spouse and not for US citizen spouse.

[Valor 131]

4 minutes ago, cd37 said:

Ofcourse naturalized citizens did have A numbers but after getting citizenship, USCIS do not ask A numbers since they r no longer aliens. Part 4 of i 751 is for someone who has GC spouse and not for US citizen spouse.

Thanks for your reply. This is what I thought when we were preparing the paper. But then I read some people saying since it's on the naturalization certificate so it should be put on the form hence I'm confused. 

[sweet01 39]

Agree on current post. My husband didn’t placed his A- number too when I’m still working on my papers up to naturalization. I think it’s not important anymore once you’re naturalized. And yes, I think it’s only used when your wife/husband is still a GC holder. 

[Valor 131]

35 minutes ago, sweet01 said:

Agree on current post. My husband didn’t placed his A- number too when I’m still working on my papers up to naturalization. I think it’s not important anymore once you’re naturalized. And yes, I think it’s only used when your wife/husband is still a GC holder. 

Thank you for your input on this! We really appreciate it!