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ruthiez   0

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Good Morning guys,

I am in the middle of filling out my G325A. On the A# do I need to write Alien Number from my greencard? I acquired my citizenship thru naturalization and I'm not sure if I should just leave it as N/A or write down my A# from when I used to have my greencard. All help will be greatly apprecaited. Thank you and have a good day everyone.

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Heracles   417

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Yes, the A# is your alien number and probably should be filled out if the form asks for it.. If your already a citizen why would you be filing out a G325A..

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Yes, the A# is your alien number and probably should be filled out if the form asks for it.. If your already a citizen why would you be filing out a G325A..

I will be filling a K1 from my fiance. But I'm not sure if I still have to write the A# if I just acquired my citizenship. Please help.

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I will be filling a K1 from my fiance. But I'm not sure if I still have to write the A# if I just acquired my citizenship. Please help.

If you have it, fill it in. If not, leave it blank -- they will look you up and do it anyway.

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i only put in my Naturalization # and had no problem.

MY TIMELINE

05-18-2006 went home to the Philippines to visit her

06-02-2006 sent out I-129F

06-24-2006 NOA1

09-13-2006 TOUCHED for the first time :)

09-19-2006 IMBRA RFE mailed by CSC

09-20-2006 TOUCHED

09-23-2006 IMBRA RFE received

09-25-2006 IMBRA RFE mailed overnight to CSC

09-29-2006 IMBRA RFE received by CSC

10-01-2006 TOUCHED

10-16-2006 APPROVED via email!!!!!! (136 days later)

10-20-2006 received NOA2 in the mail

11-01-2006 Manila received

03-02-2007 Medical

03-09-2007 Interview

03-16-2007 Visa in hand

03-23-2007 flight to SFO

05-04-2007 civil wedding

09-07-2007 AOS interview

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