I-485 "non-immigrants" confusion

[blueidbill 0]

ON the I-485 form pg 2,part A it asks for a "non-immigrant #" which I assume we do not have one as my wife and son entered on immigrant visas (K3 /K4) and as such are immigrants, not non-immigrants.Is this correct? leave blank or say n/a?thanks

[blueidbill 0]

ON the I-485 form pg 2,part A it asks for a "non-immigrant #" which I assume we do not have one as my wife and son entered on immigrant visas (K3 /K4) and as such are immigrants, not non-immigrants.Is this correct? leave blank or say n/a?thanks

if it is a non-immigrant visa, what is the number? the "control" number in the upper right hand corner of the visa pasted in their passport? the "wac #" from the Uscis case #??

[blueidbill 0]

maybe it is simply the k3 or k4 ?

[together2love 0]

on your I-129F (i assume that you applied this way for your wife as a K3 - on the NOA2 it should have an A# right above your wife's name. THis is the non-immigrant # (also known as the A#)

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Actually, K-1, K-2, K-3, and K-4 are considered non-immigrant visas - silly, I know, since the intent is definitely there to immigrate. They are designed to allow entry to the country for a temporary period of time only and depend upon the AOS - the Adjustment of Status application - to change status from temporary non-immigrant to permanent immigrant status. The A number is the one you want - it stands for Alien number.

[blueidbill 0]

Actually, K-1, K-2, K-3, and K-4 are considered non-immigrant visas - silly, I know, since the intent is definitely there to immigrate. They are designed to allow entry to the country for a temporary period of time only and depend upon the AOS - the Adjustment of Status application - to change status from temporary non-immigrant to permanent immigrant status. The A number is the one you want - it stands for Alien number.

excuise my ignorance,but what is "noa2"?

[KarenCee 3]

Actually, K-1, K-2, K-3, and K-4 are considered non-immigrant visas - silly, I know, since the intent is definitely there to immigrate. They are designed to allow entry to the country for a temporary period of time only and depend upon the AOS - the Adjustment of Status application - to change status from temporary non-immigrant to permanent immigrant status. The A number is the one you want - it stands for Alien number.

excuise my ignorance,but what is "noa2"?

NOA2 is the approval notice. A very important piece of paper.

[blueidbill 0]

Actually, K-1, K-2, K-3, and K-4 are considered non-immigrant visas - silly, I know, since the intent is definitely there to immigrate. They are designed to allow entry to the country for a temporary period of time only and depend upon the AOS - the Adjustment of Status application - to change status from temporary non-immigrant to permanent immigrant status. The A number is the one you want - it stands for Alien number.

excuise my ignorance,but what is "noa2"?

NOA2 is the approval notice. A very important piece of paper.

Is this the I-797,"notice of action" where it says we have been approved for our I-129F?

[kim&james 0]

Actually, K-1, K-2, K-3, and K-4 are considered non-immigrant visas - silly, I know, since the intent is definitely there to immigrate. They are designed to allow entry to the country for a temporary period of time only and depend upon the AOS - the Adjustment of Status application - to change status from temporary non-immigrant to permanent immigrant status. The A number is the one you want - it stands for Alien number.

excuise my ignorance,but what is "noa2"?

NOA2 is the approval notice. A very important piece of paper.

Is this the I-797,"notice of action" where it says we have been approved for our I-129F?

yep

and the A number should be in the passport on the visa in red as well.

[blueidbill 0]

thanks.you would think the uscis would tell you all of this stuff or have some sort of a guide to go along with the paperwork like a tax return booklet.thanks vj'ers