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never was told a-number, how to retrieve?

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Pakistan
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Did you receive a visa stamp in your passport? It will be a whole page that has been printed or glued into your passport.

On there, is a registration number.

If that has 8 digits, then you should add "A" and then a zero (0) in front of your 8 digits and that will be your Alien number (or A#)

Does that help?

NOA1 August 3 2011
NOA2 April 14 2012
NVC receipt May 17 2012

Case upgrade request sent via email April 3 2013

Case upgraded by NVC from F2A to CR1 April 19 2013

Interview June 6th 2013 - APPROVED - case upgraded to IR1 at time of interview based on time married

Visa in hand June 10th 2013

IV fee paid using ELIS June 17th 2013

POE Houston July 15th 2013

GC arrived in mail Aug 12th 2013

SSN card arrived in mail Aug 19 2013 (1 week after applying)

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It's on your NOA2 from the I-129F.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Did you receive a visa stamp in your passport? It will be a whole page that has been printed or glued into your passport.

On there, is a registration number.

If that has 8 digits, then you should add "A" and then a zero (0) in front of your 8 digits and that will be your Alien number (or A#)

Does that help?

You should ONLY trust the NOA2. The visa has been known to have typos, and in some peoples cases the A number of the naturalised USC or LPR.

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Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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i never received my a-number until the immigration officer opened my visa package at the airport and showed it to me, very briefly.

where can i call to retrieve it?

thanks!

Its listed on the NOA2 right above the beneficiary's name.

Its listed on the visa directly under the petitions information (annotation)

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