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Dakine   26

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Philippines
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The very last box in the first line says "File Number" and starts with "A". Do I leave that blank? What exactly are they asking for?

Put NONE. Don't leave anything blank.

They are asking for your beneficiaries Alien number. She doesn't have one yet. File number either.

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K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Bangladesh
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The very last box in the first line says "File Number" and starts with "A". Do I leave that blank? What exactly are they asking for?

It is the Alien Number. Usually, a naturalized citizen has an A number, but a born US citizen does not have. So if the US Citizen petitioner is a naturalized US Citizen, then he/she needs to put his/her A number there while doing his/her G-325A. The foreign alien spouse does not have an A number. If you don't have an A number, simple write "NONE." Do not leave anything blank. If something does not apply to you, you can write "N/A."

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I-130 Timeline with USCIS:

It took 92 days for I-130 to get approved from the filing date

NVC Process of I-130:

It took 78 days to complete the NVC process

Interview Process at The U.S. Embassy

Interview took 223 days from the I-130 filing date. Immigrant Visa was issued right after the interview

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MR2nice Experienced

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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That would be your Alien Registration Number. If you have it, enter it. If not, then just put None.

05/07/2007 : I-129F Sent

05/29/2007 : NOA1

09/28/2007 : NOA2 (144 days from filing date)

11/02/2007 : NVC Received Case (35 days from NOA2)

11/06/2007 : NVC Sent Case to HCM Consulate

11/16/2007 : HCMC Received Case

11/17/2007 : HCMC Sent Packet 3

11/20/2007 : HCMC Received Packet 3

12/10/2007 : HCMC Called Fiancee (Packet 4 Sent + Interview Date)

12/18/2007 : Packet 4 Received

01/02/2008 : Medical Appointment

01/09/2008 : Interview passed!

01/29/2008 : Visa Received

02/02/2008 : POE @ SFO

Favorite Links:

K1 Process Flowchart

Vietnam Visa Seekers

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Indonesia
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The very last box in the first line says "File Number" and starts with "A". Do I leave that blank? What exactly are they asking for?

A number is the alien number, put none, unless your fiancee has one from a previous visa.

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ssulungnamjah Apprentice

ssulungnamjah   0

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Well, she doesn't have one so on her G-325A I guess it would be None right? And on my G-325A...I'm sort of confused...because I got my citizenship through my parents when I was still a minor and so it's not a naturalization certificate but rather a certificate of citizenship and the number DOES start with an A. However, it's not an alien registration number...yea...so what do I do?

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Moldova
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Well, she doesn't have one so on her G-325A I guess it would be None right? And on my G-325A...I'm sort of confused...because I got my citizenship through my parents when I was still a minor and so it's not a naturalization certificate but rather a certificate of citizenship and the number DOES start with an A. However, it's not an alien registration number...yea...so what do I do?

If you're only going through K-1 at the moment just put None for her and none for you....

Later, when you're going to go through the Adjustment of Status you'll have one for her, you're not gonna have one yourself

Removal of conditions...

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