MISInfopass Appointment

[flutter95 4]

I'm sorry to hear that you didn't have a great appointment. I just wanted to say that it really annoys me when some people that work at immigration seem to like to treat people in a mocking way, I think thats poor.

At least someone else who knew what they were talking about!

[Nancy2015 2]

First of all, the *security officer* at the door kept looking through my husband's passport. After seeing he had written, A#, on the paper in front of him, I said that he doesn't have an A#. He just had this blank look on his face.

Why does your husband not have an A#? If he's applied for AOS he should have one.

Testing my knowledge for AOS from VWP

because they do not have an approved I-130 which is where the A# would come from

You get an A# assigned when you get NOA1 for I-130 and I-485, not after I-130 is approved.

Oops, Dr_LHA already said that

[Dr_LHA 3]

The OP didn't send form I-130.

Because they are a K-1, which means they have a A#!

My point is, no matter how you apply, you will have an A# either when or very soon after you apply for AOS.

Edited July 2, 2007 by Dr_LHA

[John & Annie 0]

The OP didn't send form I-130.

It would appear to me that would be the first issue that needs to be resolved.

[Karly-n-Bruce 0]

The OP didn't send form I-130.

It would appear to me that would be the first issue that needs to be resolved.

??

[John & Annie 0]

oops, belay my last.

Crossing two threads

[maxnma 1]

First of all, the *security officer* at the door kept looking through my husband's passport. After seeing he had written, A#, on the paper in front of him, I said that he doesn't have an A#. He just had this blank look on his face.

Why does your husband not have an A#? If he's applied for AOS he should have one.

Testing my knowledge for AOS from VWP

because they do not have an approved I-130 which is where the A# would come from

You get an A# assigned when you get NOA1 for I-130 and I-485, not after I-130 is approved.

Oops, Dr_LHA already said that

Yes my husband came on a K-1. No we didn't file the I-130 because that is not required when adjusting from a K-1. My husband DOES NOT have an A# on his visa. I didn't see an A# listed on the NOA1 for the I-485. I will look again...

[Karly-n-Bruce 0]

I didn't see an A# listed on the NOA1 for the I-485. I will look again...

When you look, you should be able to find it above his name under "Applicant":

A#########

LAST NAME, FIRST NAME

[misa 2]

Yes my husband came on a K-1. No we didn't file the I-130 because that is not required when adjusting from a K-1. My husband DOES NOT have an A# on his visa. I didn't see an A# listed on the NOA1 for the I-485. I will look again...

If he has a K1, the A# should be on the I-129F approval notice (and it should be on the I-485 NOA1 as well).

[Killer_Clown_2009 0]

Maybe they get pissed at people who can't wait a few months to get their benefits. He does have an A # and it's right on his NOA for the AOS application.

Edited July 3, 2007 by jane2005

[Dr_LHA 3]

Maybe they get pissed at people who can't wait a few months to get their benefits.

Seriously! The OP's NOA1 date is March 29th, 2007 and they've already contacted their Senator for assistance? #######?