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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,111

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If you have one yes you should be putting it on the forms.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

FavoredOnes Explorer

FavoredOnes   4

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I had the same question when I was filling and wasn't sure about it. I left it blank and USCIS issued me a different A#.

Just sharing my experience.

AOS from B2 visa
11/13/12, Day 000-Mailed AOS package (I-130, I-485, I-765) to Chicago lockbox.
11/17/12, Day 004-Package delivered to Chicago lockbox.
11/21/12, Day 008-Text & email received for all 3 forms.
11/23/12, Day 010-I-130 & I-485 checks cashed.
11/26/12, Day 013-NOAs received for I-130, I-485, I-765.
12/05/12, Day 022-Biometrics appointment (12/20) NOA received.
12/06/12, Day 023-Successful Walk-in biometrics @ Brooklyn ASC.
12/18/12, Day 035-Online case status available (I130-initial review; I1765-initial review; I485-testing and interview)
01/22/13, Day 070-Notice of EAD approval via text & email.
01/25/13, Day 073-EAD card production.
01/28/13, Day 076-EAD mailed.
01/30/13, Day 078-EAD received.
04/01/13, Day 139-Text and email notification for May 6th interview received.
05/06/13, Day 171-Interview @ Federal plaza, NYC. Further review but we're highly favored biggrin.png

06/05/13, Day --- - Notification of stokes interview received in mail.

07/31/13, Day --- - Stokes interview @ Federal plaza, NYC. Approved!
07/31/13, Day --- -Green card production email and text received.
08/06/13, Day --- -Green card mailed.
0x/xx/13, -Green card received. :-D

AnotherLostSoul Proficient

AnotherLostSoul   167

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No, you'll get a new one. I had an "A" number from getting it when I was a child on a different visa. This time the AOS process is on a different category hence you'll get a new A number...I thought first too that I should put that in, but no. They will ask on the I-765 (if you apply to that) if you ever applied for an EAD card, and if yes, was it approved. There you can write this A number...but for the rest, this A number does not qualify...

I have an A# from a number of years ago when I was granted OPT on an F-1. Am now adjusting from J-1 and wondering if that old A number is what I should be putting on all my forms.

Thx!

 
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