G-325 Is file number and Alien Registration number the same?

[MissK 5]

I have searched for this but found it still a little confusing.

My fiance (the petitioner)got his citizenship trough Naturalization. On his Certificate of naturalization there is a USCIS Registration number and I figure this is the same as the Alien registration number.

On the top right side on the G-325 form they ask for "File number" that start with A, on the bottom right side they ask for "Alien registration number" starting with A. Are these to numbers the same?

[MissK 5]

Nobody knows? So maybe I should put the A number on the bottom (Alien Registration number) and NONE on the top for file number?

Any thoughts would be appreciated thanks!

[sabi 148]

I would be actually interested in seeing a reply to that myself.. my fiance has the same problem and he decided not to put anything since he said he is not alien anymore (been leaving in america 17 years and has his american passport since 2006)... any suggestions?

[skiptex 225]

I have searched for this but found it still a little confusing.

My fiance (the petitioner)got his citizenship trough Naturalization. On his Certificate of naturalization there is a USCIS Registration number and I figure this is the same as the Alien registration number.

On the top right side on the G-325 form they ask for "File number" that start with A, on the bottom right side they ask for "Alien registration number" starting with A. Are these to numbers the same?

is this number and the number of spaces the same?

[sabi 148]

I have searched for this but found it still a little confusing.

My fiance (the petitioner)got his citizenship trough Naturalization. On his Certificate of naturalization there is a USCIS Registration number and I figure this is the same as the Alien registration number.

On the top right side on the G-325 form they ask for "File number" that start with A, on the bottom right side they ask for "Alien registration number" starting with A. Are these to numbers the same?

I have just relized what you are asking... THE FILE number is for the office purposes I would think... the bottom one is your Alien number that you fill in

[Dave&Roza 748]

Any person who enters the USA thru immigration receives an "A" number which is your file number or alien registration number. Like an SSN it is unique and is only associated with you. To help them find your file within the system you give them this number even if you are a US citizen thru naturalization. I do not have an A number as I was granted USC by birth, so I would enter N/A in the space. If you have ever had an A number then it should be entered into the space provided. My wife will be entering her A number from now on--or at least until we are done dealing with the USCIS.

Dave

[sabi 148]

Any person who enters the USA thru immigration receives an "A" number which is your file number or alien registration number. Like an SSN it is unique and is only associated with you. To help them find your file within the system you give them this number even if you are a US citizen thru naturalization. I do not have an A number as I was granted USC by birth, so I would enter N/A in the space. If you have ever had an A number then it should be entered into the space provided. My wife will be entering her A number from now on--or at least until we are done dealing with the USCIS.

Dave

SHould I put N/A since I am just applying for a fiance visa and don't have one yet?

[Dave&Roza 748]

SHould I put N/A since I am just applying for a fiance visa and don't have one yet?

Yes. It will be issued to you when your petition is approved--it is the number above the beneficiary's name and is 9 digits long just like a SSN.

Dave