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File Number in G-325A form?

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dariusp Apprentice

dariusp   0

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One more question if I may: Biographic Information G-325A form asks (at the top of the page 1) for a "File Number". Is it the same number as "A" number on K-1 visa and I94 form? If so, I have problem... my a A number there is 2 digits-3 digits-3 digits and the form expects 2 digits-3 digits-2 digits? Your help will be greatly appreciated!

Bernie C Proficient

Bernie C   24

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Not suer I understand. Yes this is for the A-Number (Alien Registration Number). It will be on your NOA2 and on the back of your I-94.

I just opened the latest G325A on the USCIS website and I have no problem typing in 123456789. Your A-number is typically "A" followed by 8 or 9 numbers. The G325A form does not require any dashes - just the numbers.

Hope that helps!

6/15/2009 Filed I-129F

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11/20/2010 Filed I-485

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Bernie C Proficient

Bernie C   24

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Not suer I understand. Yes this is for the A-Number (Alien Registration Number). It will be on your NOA2 and on the back of your I-94.

I just opened the latest G325A on the USCIS website and I have no problem typing in 123456789. Your A-number is typically "A" followed by 8 or 9 numbers. The G325A form does not require any dashes - just the numbers.

Hope that helps!

Also - just to be clear - just type the numbers in - when you tab to the next section the form will put in the dashes for you. Don't get worked up if it puts a dash where you don't like it - just type them in and let the form do its thing.

Hope I'm not being confusing!

6/15/2009 Filed I-129F

12/15/2009 Interview (HCMC, VN)

1/16/2010 POE Detroit

3/31/2010 MARRIED !!!

11/20/2010 Filed I-485

12/23/2010 Biometrics (Buffalo, NY)

12/31/2010 I-485 Transfered to CSC

2/4/2011 Green Card received

1/7/2013 Mailed I-751 package

1/14/2013 I-751 NOA (VSC)

2/07/2013 Biometrics (Buffalo, NY)

SLDFK Explorer

SLDFK   4

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It expects a 9 digit number without dashes. It will insert the dashes automatically.

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01 May 2013 - Received ROC reminder letter

22 Jul 2013 - Mailed I-751 via USPS Priority Mail

24 Jul 2013 - NOA1 date

27 Jul 2013 - Received NOA1

03 Aug 2013 - Received Biometrics letter

20 Aug 2013 - Biometrics appointment

19 Sep 2013 - Approved

24 Sep 2013 - Received NOA2

09 Oct 2013 - Received GC

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PadieNerkBrapone   341

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I am not clear at all.

On the G-325A form at the top-right, it requests a "File Number" and it starts with an "A". At the bottom of the form it requests an "Alien Registration Number", it also starts with an "A".

On the I-797E (RFE blue form), there is an "A" number at the top-left. It does not state what kind of "A" number it is. Is that the "File Number" that I need to put on the G-325A form, top-right?

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