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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Hong Kong
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Hi I have been reading this site for a long time and my fiance is about to send out the I-129F Petition. However, I have a question which might be unique. I am hoping anyone from here could help me.

I am a Chinese. I used to study in the U.S. for a Masters Degree before. After graduating from the Master program, I got an EAD card with an A#, but the EAD card is not valid anymore after 1 year. Now I am working in Hong Kong. When we fill out the I-129 and G-325 form, should I put the A# on my former EAD card into the A# blank? Or I will get a new one when my case is approved?

Could anyone help me?

Thanks a million.

K1 Process:

2010-02-03: I-129F Sent to CSC

2010-02-05: I-129F NOA1

2010-03-31: I-129F NOA2

2010-04-05: NVC Received

2010-04-07: NVC Left

2010-04-29: Consulate Received

2010-05-04: Packet 3 Received

2010-07-21: Packet 3 Sent

2010-07-31: Packet 4 Received

2010-08-11: Interview Date - Approved

2010-08-17: Visa Received

2010-11-21: Arrived - Chicago

2010-12-06: Married!

AOS Process

2011-01-04: Mailed Packet to Chicago FBAS via UPS

2011-01-10: NOA1 Recieved via Text/Email

2011-01-14: NOA1 Recieved via Mail

2011-01-19: ASC Appointment (Biometrics) Notice Received via Mail

2011-01-27: Biometrics @ Indianapolis

2011-02-05: Case transferred to CSC for fast processing

2011-02-28: Card production ordered (without an interview!)

2011-03-03: Approval Notice mailed

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Hi I have been reading this site for a long time and my fiance is about to send out the I-129F Petition. However, I have a question which might be unique. I am hoping anyone from here could help me.

I am a Chinese. I used to study in the U.S. for a Masters Degree before. After graduating from the Master program, I got an EAD card with an A#, but the EAD card is not valid anymore after 1 year. Now I am working in Hong Kong. When we fill out the I-129 and G-325 form, should I put the A# on my former EAD card into the A# blank? Or I will get a new one when my case is approved?

Could anyone help me?

Thanks a million.

Your A number is like your SSN, its yours for life so fill it in in the form.

Make sure you keep your EAD card because when you apply for AOS you can reapply for a replacement EAD and they will ask for that number I believe.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Hong Kong
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Your A number is like your SSN, its yours for life so fill it in in the form.

Make sure you keep your EAD card because when you apply for AOS you can reapply for a replacement EAD and they will ask for that number I believe.

Thank you so much !! Then I will ask him to add the number in the form and send the petition package tomorrow!!

Fingers crossed!!

K1 Process:

2010-02-03: I-129F Sent to CSC

2010-02-05: I-129F NOA1

2010-03-31: I-129F NOA2

2010-04-05: NVC Received

2010-04-07: NVC Left

2010-04-29: Consulate Received

2010-05-04: Packet 3 Received

2010-07-21: Packet 3 Sent

2010-07-31: Packet 4 Received

2010-08-11: Interview Date - Approved

2010-08-17: Visa Received

2010-11-21: Arrived - Chicago

2010-12-06: Married!

AOS Process

2011-01-04: Mailed Packet to Chicago FBAS via UPS

2011-01-10: NOA1 Recieved via Text/Email

2011-01-14: NOA1 Recieved via Mail

2011-01-19: ASC Appointment (Biometrics) Notice Received via Mail

2011-01-27: Biometrics @ Indianapolis

2011-02-05: Case transferred to CSC for fast processing

2011-02-28: Card production ordered (without an interview!)

2011-03-03: Approval Notice mailed

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Your A number is like your SSN, its yours for life so fill it in in the form.

Make sure you keep your EAD card because when you apply for AOS you can reapply for a replacement EAD and they will ask for that number I believe.

No, it will not be a renewal EAD (because the original eligibility is not longer valid) but a new authorization based on a new eligibility category

Edited by payxibka

YMMV

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