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Krzysiu   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Poland
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My fiancee has never been to the USA. Item #25 asks for an A # . On my NOA2 there is an A# right above her name in the beneficiary line. Do I tell her to put that one in and put in the times as never?

11/17/2006 Mailed I-129f to Vermont Service Center

11/20/2006 US Postal Service Delivery Confirmation

11/21/2006 NOA1 Notice Date

11/25/2006 Received NOA1 in Mail

12/12/2006 NOA2 Email Received

12/15/2006 NVC Sent Petition to Embassy

12/16/2006 Received NOA2 in Mail

12/18/2006 Embassy Receives Petition from NVC

12/20/2006 Received NVC Letter

1/9/2007 Packet 3 Received

1/12/2007 Packet 3 Sent

1/31/2007 Packet 4 Received

2/14/2007 Interview Date

AOS

5/21/2007 Filed for AOS & EAD

5/25/2007 NOA1

6/15/2007 RFE for AOS

6/16/2007 Biometrics for AOS & EAD

6/18/2007 RFE Evidence Sent Out

7/13/2007 Case Transfered to CSC

7/19/2007 Case Received at CSC

8/6/2007 EAD Card Production Ordered

8/9/2007 EAD Card Received

8/31/2007 AOS Approved

9/4/2007 Green Card Received

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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We put never, and did not put the A# on the form since the lines are referring to prior visit cases, not the current one.

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Yodrak Veteran

Yodrak   7

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YuAndDan,

That would be a mistake, but not a significant mistake. The question asks for the visa applicant's A#, the visa applicant has an A# as a result of a visa petition having been filed for them, the A# should be provided. A#s are not attached to entries to the USA, they are attached to USCIS case files.

No big deal if it's not provided, however. The consulate has the approved petition and file, so they know the A# and will fill it in themselves.

(Might be a big deal if there had been any previous cases with unsavory aspects attached to them, however, and the A# was not provided but the link was otherwise uncovered.)

Yodrak

We put never, and did not put the A# on the form since the lines are referring to prior visit cases, not the current one.
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