I-130 A-number after becoming US citizen

[M+L 2]

I am applying for a Green Card for parent after I became a US citizen recently. On I-130 (online) one question asks for my A-number. Should I fill in my A-number from when I had a Green Card or should I choose "I don't have one"? Not sure if it still pertains after naturalization...

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

Yes, input your A-number even if you're a citizen now. 

[nastra30 2,288]

1 hour ago, M+L said:

I am applying for a Green Card for parent after I became a US citizen recently. On I-130 (online) one question asks for my A-number. Should I fill in my A-number from when I had a Green Card or should I choose "I don't have one"? Not sure if it still pertains after naturalization...

Your A-number lives on with you. It's even printed on your naturalization certificate. So yes, you'll enter it.

[M+L 2]

Thank you!

 

A follow up question: If one of my parents is deceased, can I leave them out of the Parents section?

[Chancy 6,241]

32 minutes ago, M+L said:

A follow up question: If one of my parents is deceased, can I leave them out of the Parents section?

 

No, do not leave them out.  Enter the parent information that the form asks.  For the questions about parent's current residence, enter "Not Applicable - Deceased" or simply "Deceased".

 

[M+L 2]

33 minutes ago, M+L said:

Thank you!

 

A follow up question: If one of my parents is deceased, can I leave them out of the Parents section?

And another question: My Beneficiary (my mom) is widowed, which I indicated. Then I answered '1' for how many times she's been married, but the next question is Prior Spouses which asks when the marriage ended... which I would think it didn't end, but the form is forcing me to enter a date here...?

[Chancy 6,241]

2 minutes ago, M+L said:

the form is forcing me to enter a date here...?

 

Enter date of spouse's death.