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A-number not printed fully in my N-652(Naturalization interview Results)

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I had interview today and i observed that my last digit in my A number is missing.

Will it be a problem?

Do i need to go to service center and inform them?

Please let me know..

One digit missing on what? Your N400 form or on the decision paper?

If on the decision paper, was it printed or handwritten?

I don't know if you need to go to the trouble of fixing it right now, but the A number appears on the naturalization certificate, so you'll need to make sure it's right eventually.

Was your A number in any of the other letters you got from USCIS? For instance the interview letter?

When you go to your oath ceremony, make sure that the number is right on that before you leave the ceremony.

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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One digit missing on what? Your N400 form or on the decision paper?

If on the decision paper, was it printed or handwritten?

I don't know if you need to go to the trouble of fixing it right now, but the A number appears on the naturalization certificate, so you'll need to make sure it's right eventually.

Was your A number in any of the other letters you got from USCIS? For instance the interview letter?

When you go to your oath ceremony, make sure that the number is right on that before you leave the ceremony.

Last digit of my A-number is missing in decision paper.

It was printed and not handwritten.

I am planning to go today and see if it can be corrected.

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Last digit of my A-number is missing in decision paper.

It was printed and not handwritten.

I am planning to go today and see if it can be corrected.

My mistake... I read your post, but not the title... you already told us it was on the decision paper.

Couldn't hurt to go in if it's not inconvenient for you.

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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krishna12   0

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I went today and i have taken infopass appointment.

Can any one tell me if the last digit of A number is wrong?.

Will it be an issue. I believe we need to take Oath letter when i go to oath ceremony.

What is the significance of this letter?

 
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