I-130 C. 10. Alien Registration Number

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For the Alien Registration Number on Form I-130 Section C Number 10, do I put the 9-digit "A#" found on the Employment Authorization Card (which was valid from 2011-12)?

Or should I put "none"?

Or something else?

...I am a USC applying for my spouse's AOS (he's currently on an F1).

THANK YOU!

[Dave&Roza 748]

For the Alien Registration Number on Form I-130 Section C Number 10, do I put the 9-digit "A#" found on the Employment Authorization Card (which was valid from 2011-12)?

Or should I put "none"?

Or something else?

...I am a USC applying for my spouse's AOS (he's currently on an F1).

THANK YOU!

As he has an A# you put that number in the blank which is found on the EAD card.

Good luck,

Dave

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Thank you!

[newacct 688]

As he has an A# you put that number in the blank which is found on the EAD card.

Good luck,

Dave

However, that A# is from a non-immigrant status. I believe that that is not applicable to the immigrant petition.

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So should I include this non-immigrant status A#, or put NONE? Hmmm... what have others done?

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However, that A# is from a non-immigrant status. I believe that that is not applicable to the immigrant petition.

So should I include this non-immigrant status A#, or put NONE? Hmmm... what have others done?

I would put the A# down so they can merge the two files. It does not say A# for immigrant visa or A# for non-immigrant visa, it asks for A# and IMHO, if you have EVER had an A# you put that in that space. A natural born USC would put "N/A" as they do not get A#s, a naturalized USC would put in their old A#, and alien that has had an A# before would put in the old A#, and an alien who has never received an A# would put in "NONE" as this space is applicable to them, it is just they do not have an A# yet.

Dave

Edited July 31, 2013 by Dave&Roza

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Thank you! I agree--including the A# is a good idea.