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Hello everyone. I'm filling out the form for my husband's work authorization (I-765) and it asks for an alien reg or I-94 number. There are several numbers inside the passprort. There'sa long series of numbers at the bottom. And theres a number in red. I want to make sure that i fill out the form properly but I'm not sure which number is the I-94?

Is it the 8 digit number in red?

Thanks.

6/2004 - Met Ethiopia (I was there on business). Spent two days together.

2004 - 05 - Fell in love

8/05 - Visited Ethiopia

9/05 - GOT MARRIED!!!

I-130

12/21/05 - Mailed I-130

12/27/05 - Rcv'd NOA1

I-129F (K-3)

01/22/06 - Mailed in I-129F

1/29/06 - I-129F Rcvd

02/02/05 - Recvd NOA1

3/24/06 - K-3 application approved - mailed to NVC

3/29/06 - Recvd I-797 NOA 2 via mail (less than 60 days)

4/06 - Recv'd letter from NVC

4/06 - Found out that there was a mixup at the Embassy - Somehow they didn't have his mailing address

5/2/06 - Husband meets with officials at Ethiopian Embassy - Recv'd Packet 4 (instructions for visa)

5/12/06 - Send affidavit of support, evidence of relationship via DHL to Sultan in Addis

5/16/06 - DHL arrives in Addis

5/18/06 - US Embassy told him he would get a same day interview when he submits his visa app (w/medical, police, affidavit of support, and proof of relationship)

5/23/06 - Submits his visa application. ITS APPROVED!!!!!!

5/24/06 - Picks up his passport and visa envelope.

6/26/06 - Arrives in the US!!!!

EAD

7/22/06 - Mailed EAD form

8/24/06 - NOA arrives in the mail

9/7/06 - Biometrics Appointment

10/03/06 - Work Authorization Card Arrives!!!

10/4/06 - Applied for SSN

10/17/06 - SSN Arrives in the Mail!!

11/21/06 - First Day at Work.

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The I-94 number should be on the piece of paper that is stapled inside your husband's passport. I think it's the numbers in red.

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The I-94 number should be on the piece of paper that is stapled inside your husband's passport. I think it's the numbers in red.

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Hello everyone. I'm filling out the form for my husband's work authorization (I-765) and it asks for an alien reg or I-94 number. There are several numbers inside the passprort. There'sa long series of numbers at the bottom. And theres a number in red. I want to make sure that i fill out the form properly but I'm not sure which number is the I-94?

Is it the 8 digit number in red?

Thanks.

In EAD form question# 10 asking for Alien Reg # or I-94 No.

In my K1 US visa sticker on my passport, below it printed like this:

Anotation

petitioner's name

city, state

Alien reg no. ( written as A#00000000 )----- on the opposite side-----> K1 VISA no. (00000000) red numbers

In my Korean AIR Departure Slip ( the small paper stapled in ur passport next to ur visa sticker) it shows there as .......

Departure Number

000000000 00 <---- ( consist of 11 nos.) <-------- those numbers are the I-94 numbers

Immigration & Naturalization Service

I-94

Departure Record

hope we have same US visa sticker given :) so if im not mistaken .... dats how i answered it. When I filled-up AOS form, i choosed to have those form links that have sample encoded data's already that i could follow which is which in filling up forms.

do hope it helps... gudluck!

07-13-06 - K1/K2 AOS/EAD sent

11-04-06 - 2 NOA's transfer to CSC

11-17-06 - "K1 APPROVED AOS" no interview

11-27-06 - "K1 - GREENCARD" rcvd.

01-23-07 - K2 GREENCARD rcvd.

08-20-08 - I-751 sent to Texas Service Center, transfer to VSC

08-26-08 - I-751 NOA1 & 1yr. Extension letter

09-18-08 - I-751 NOA2 - Biometrics Appointment Notice

03-11-09 - I-751 transfer from VSC to CSC!

05-13-09 - I-751 APPROVED

06-24-09 - card production ordered

08-20-09 - N400 - Citizenship Application

08-24-09 - NOA notice date

08-28-09 - NOA in mailbox

09-10-09 - email asking for more evidence

09-14-09 - Biometrics NOA date

09-18-09 - Biometrics Letter arrived in mailbox

10-09-09 - Biometrics Schedule

10-14-09 - Notice date of the yellow letter

10-30-09 - touched online for "testing & interview"

11-03-09 - IL received in mailbox

12-07-09 - "PASSED" Interview & it's my Hubby Bday too!

04-17-10 - Oath letter received in mailbox

05-14-10 - Judicial Oath atlast! in Atl

110 days - Application to Interview

158 days - Interview to Judicial Oath

268 days - Total processing days for my N400

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I realize that the I-94 is what is glued to my husband's passport. I'm just trying to confirm with certainty if the I-94 number is the set of numbers in red or the ones at the bottom.

6/2004 - Met Ethiopia (I was there on business). Spent two days together.

2004 - 05 - Fell in love

8/05 - Visited Ethiopia

9/05 - GOT MARRIED!!!

I-130

12/21/05 - Mailed I-130

12/27/05 - Rcv'd NOA1

I-129F (K-3)

01/22/06 - Mailed in I-129F

1/29/06 - I-129F Rcvd

02/02/05 - Recvd NOA1

3/24/06 - K-3 application approved - mailed to NVC

3/29/06 - Recvd I-797 NOA 2 via mail (less than 60 days)

4/06 - Recv'd letter from NVC

4/06 - Found out that there was a mixup at the Embassy - Somehow they didn't have his mailing address

5/2/06 - Husband meets with officials at Ethiopian Embassy - Recv'd Packet 4 (instructions for visa)

5/12/06 - Send affidavit of support, evidence of relationship via DHL to Sultan in Addis

5/16/06 - DHL arrives in Addis

5/18/06 - US Embassy told him he would get a same day interview when he submits his visa app (w/medical, police, affidavit of support, and proof of relationship)

5/23/06 - Submits his visa application. ITS APPROVED!!!!!!

5/24/06 - Picks up his passport and visa envelope.

6/26/06 - Arrives in the US!!!!

EAD

7/22/06 - Mailed EAD form

8/24/06 - NOA arrives in the mail

9/7/06 - Biometrics Appointment

10/03/06 - Work Authorization Card Arrives!!!

10/4/06 - Applied for SSN

10/17/06 - SSN Arrives in the Mail!!

11/21/06 - First Day at Work.

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I realize that the I-94 is what is glued to my husband's passport. I'm just trying to confirm with certainty if the I-94 number is the set of numbers in red or the ones at the bottom.

My I-94 is white. I used the numbers directly underneath the words "Departure Number" 9 digits a space then 2 further digits. It is printed in black ink.

Hope this helps..........I recieved my EAD card in the mail this morning :dance:

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EUREKA!! I just discovered why I couldn't find my husband's I-94. He doesn't have one.

His passport was stamped when he arrived but the customs/border patrol people didn't give him the white paper everyone is talking about. I was so confused. It just turns out that the customs agents made a mistake (I hope).

According to USCIS, we can still file the EAD w/out the I-94 number. But in the meantime, we will have to follow up with customs and/or USCIS to get an I-94. Thanks for the assistance and all of the replies. It helped me realize that there was something wrong. No I-94.

6/2004 - Met Ethiopia (I was there on business). Spent two days together.

2004 - 05 - Fell in love

8/05 - Visited Ethiopia

9/05 - GOT MARRIED!!!

I-130

12/21/05 - Mailed I-130

12/27/05 - Rcv'd NOA1

I-129F (K-3)

01/22/06 - Mailed in I-129F

1/29/06 - I-129F Rcvd

02/02/05 - Recvd NOA1

3/24/06 - K-3 application approved - mailed to NVC

3/29/06 - Recvd I-797 NOA 2 via mail (less than 60 days)

4/06 - Recv'd letter from NVC

4/06 - Found out that there was a mixup at the Embassy - Somehow they didn't have his mailing address

5/2/06 - Husband meets with officials at Ethiopian Embassy - Recv'd Packet 4 (instructions for visa)

5/12/06 - Send affidavit of support, evidence of relationship via DHL to Sultan in Addis

5/16/06 - DHL arrives in Addis

5/18/06 - US Embassy told him he would get a same day interview when he submits his visa app (w/medical, police, affidavit of support, and proof of relationship)

5/23/06 - Submits his visa application. ITS APPROVED!!!!!!

5/24/06 - Picks up his passport and visa envelope.

6/26/06 - Arrives in the US!!!!

EAD

7/22/06 - Mailed EAD form

8/24/06 - NOA arrives in the mail

9/7/06 - Biometrics Appointment

10/03/06 - Work Authorization Card Arrives!!!

10/4/06 - Applied for SSN

10/17/06 - SSN Arrives in the Mail!!

11/21/06 - First Day at Work.

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