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A Number on NOA2 and Visa do not match

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chiggins82   88

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Hello!

I am working on my AOS and I have discovered that my A# on the NOA2 does not match the A# on my visa. I called USCIS and they told me they can't help me and to make an infopass appointment. While I am waiting on that, has anyone else had this issue and what did you need to do to fix it?

I am also emailing my embassy. I am thinking that they likely made the screw up and the NOA2 is right, but USCIS refused to confirm or deny...

ARGH. Frustrates me that they can't help by phone. I get that they cannot give me any personal numbers, but they should be able to tell me if the number is wrong on my visa or not...

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K-1 Visa Timeline

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04/21/2014: Submitted I-129F

05/29/2014: NOA2 via email

01/20/2015: Visa Received

03/15/2015: POE

04/01/2015: Married!! (L)

04/11/2015: Submitted AOS / EAD / AP

10/09/2015: Green Card Approved

07/20/2017: Submitted I-751 ROC

07/27/2017: NOA1 Received

10/14/2017: Biometrics Waived

10/27/2018: ROC Approved

 

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chiggins82   88

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err, *Consulate not embassy

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K-1 Visa Timeline

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04/21/2014: Submitted I-129F

05/29/2014: NOA2 via email

01/20/2015: Visa Received

03/15/2015: POE

04/01/2015: Married!! (L)

04/11/2015: Submitted AOS / EAD / AP

10/09/2015: Green Card Approved

07/20/2017: Submitted I-751 ROC

07/27/2017: NOA1 Received

10/14/2017: Biometrics Waived

10/27/2018: ROC Approved

 

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Ligaya10   2

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Hi Chiggins,

What do you mean by A# in the visa? What document are you referring to?

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feli114   65

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Use the A number from your noa2

08/01/12-Married08/17/12-Applied for Social Security Card09/23/12-Husband received his Social Security card!09/27/12-Filed AOS09/28/12-AOS package received10/01/12-Text message from USCIS10/03/12-Check cashed10/09/12-NOA1 for I485,I765,I131 AND Biometrics Appointment Letter10/24/12-Biometrics Appointment12/11/12-EAD and AP Approved-75 days12/14/12-EAD/AP Card Production ordered12/21/12-EAD/AP Card came in the mail06/22/13-Green Card Approved06/27/13-Greed Card Production Ordered06/29/13-Green Card came in the mail<p>

04/09/15-Mailed ROC

04/10/2015-Package received

04/14/2015-Check cashed

06/02/2015-Called Service Center (still no NOA1) Service request found out wrong address on paperwork! :(

06/03/2015-Called to get address updated Ar11 online add change didnt work-got infopass for June 10th

06/10/2015-Went to info pass appt. Hubby got a 1yr. Extension stamp in his passport and biometrics done

08/12/2015-ROC Approved. Got letter in the mail.

08/29/2015-received new card in the mail.

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chiggins82   88

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Yeah it is the alien registration number I believe... Basically the file number for me at USCIS. They put it on the NOA2 but also on the actual visa when you get it.

I was thinking that the one on the NOA2 is probably correct... but I worry that things could go missing, get rejected etc if I mess that up on my AOS forms... It is frustrating that they can't at least tell me what number is right. at least then I could get my paperwork in while figuring out how to correct the error

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K-1 Visa Timeline

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04/21/2014: Submitted I-129F

05/29/2014: NOA2 via email

01/20/2015: Visa Received

03/15/2015: POE

04/01/2015: Married!! (L)

04/11/2015: Submitted AOS / EAD / AP

10/09/2015: Green Card Approved

07/20/2017: Submitted I-751 ROC

07/27/2017: NOA1 Received

10/14/2017: Biometrics Waived

10/27/2018: ROC Approved

 

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Ligaya10   2

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Hi Chiggins,

I would advise for you not to pass anything until you clarify everything with USCIS.

Why wont you consult with a lawyer?

Bests

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Pitaya   2,577

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Hi Chiggins,

I would advise for you not to pass anything until you clarify everything with USCIS.

Why wont you consult with a lawyer?

Bests

A lawyer in this situation would likely not be able to do anything that you cannot do by yourself, except take your money.

I would advise using the Alien # that was first given to you on the K1 NOA2 notice.

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Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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chiggins82   88

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Yeah i agree, I don't think i am close to the point where a lawyer would make sense. I think my plan is to use the noa2 number so i can finish and send in my aos and keep my infopass appointment so we can see if i need to get my visa fixed. At worst, they would probably just send my application back if i got the a# wrong...

I just hope it wont be a big issue to fix it...

I will udate when i learn more! If anyone has run into this and can share what happened in their experience, please do! Helps put my mind at ease :)

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K-1 Visa Timeline

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04/21/2014: Submitted I-129F

05/29/2014: NOA2 via email

01/20/2015: Visa Received

03/15/2015: POE

04/01/2015: Married!! (L)

04/11/2015: Submitted AOS / EAD / AP

10/09/2015: Green Card Approved

07/20/2017: Submitted I-751 ROC

07/27/2017: NOA1 Received

10/14/2017: Biometrics Waived

10/27/2018: ROC Approved

 

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A lawyer in this situation would likely not be able to do anything that you cannot do by yourself, except take your money.

I would advise using the Alien # that was first given to you on the K1 NOA2 notice.

That is plain stereotyping Pitaya, I got so many help with lawyers and the price is convenient.

But well, if you opt not to consult Chiggins, its your choice. It was a question not a suggestion anyways :D

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chiggins82   88

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That is plain stereotyping Pitaya, I got so many help with lawyers and the price is convenient.

But well, if you opt not to consult Chiggins, its your choice. It was a question not a suggestion anyways :D

For now, I don't plan on finding a lawyer. I think first there are things i can try, like speaking with he consulate that issued my visa and making an infopass appointment.

Lawyers get a bad rap, but for us we decided we would not ise a lawyer unless we got into problems that we could not fogure out ourselves. So far it has been good! I hope it won't come to needing one now. :(

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K-1 Visa Timeline

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04/21/2014: Submitted I-129F

05/29/2014: NOA2 via email

01/20/2015: Visa Received

03/15/2015: POE

04/01/2015: Married!! (L)

04/11/2015: Submitted AOS / EAD / AP

10/09/2015: Green Card Approved

07/20/2017: Submitted I-751 ROC

07/27/2017: NOA1 Received

10/14/2017: Biometrics Waived

10/27/2018: ROC Approved

 

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For now, I don't plan on finding a lawyer. I think first there are things i can try, like speaking with he consulate that issued my visa and making an infopass appointment.

Lawyers get a bad rap, but for us we decided we would not ise a lawyer unless we got into problems that we could not fogure out ourselves. So far it has been good! I hope it won't come to needing one now. :(

If a lawyer is not yet needed, no worries at all. The consulate should be able to help you or try calling USCIS again. In my experience, they are very helpful and concise :)

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Marco&Bettina   502

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That is plain stereotyping Pitaya, I got so many help with lawyers and the price is convenient.

But well, if you opt not to consult Chiggins, its your choice. It was a question not a suggestion anyways :D

I agree with Pitaya. In the OP's case, a lawyer can't do anything except take money. This is not a problem solvable by a lawyer. Also, this site exists as a self-help site, fully designed to teach people how to go through the entire immigration process without the aid of a lawyer. You will save hundreds or thousands of dollars by doing what others on this site have already done before you. There is no need to advocate a lawyer for a matter that cannot be handled by a lawyer.

ROC Timeline!

Service Center : California Service Center

NOA : 2017-09-01

Biometrics : 2017-09-28

ROC Approved : 2019-01-17

 

AOS Timeline!

Marriage : 2015-01-10

AOS/EAD/AP NOA : 2015-01-20

Biometrics : 2015-02-17

EAD/AP Approved : 2015-03-17

NPIW : 2015-06-11

AOS Approved : 2015-11-24

 

K-1 Visa Timeline!

Service Center : Texas Service Center

Transferred? No

Consulate : Frankfurt, Germany

I-129F NOA1 : 2014-03-11

I-129F NOA2 : 2014-08-12

Consulate Received : 2014-09-15

Interview Date : 2014-11-13

Interview Result : Approved

Visa Received : 2014-11-15

US Entry : 2014-12-31

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Ligaya10   2

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I agree with Pitaya. In the OP's case, a lawyer can't do anything except take money. This is not a problem solvable by a lawyer. Also, this site exists as a self-help site, fully designed to teach people how to go through the entire immigration process without the aid of a lawyer. You will save hundreds or thousands of dollars by doing what others on this site have already done before you. There is no need to advocate a lawyer for a matter that cannot be handled by a lawyer.

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Ligaya10   2

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As what I said, it was a question, not a suggestion.

This is America and it's very clear that freedom of choice is something that Chiggins can practice.

No big deal.

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Pitaya   2,577

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If a lawyer is not yet needed, no worries at all. The consulate should be able to help you or try calling USCIS again. In my experience, they are very helpful and concise :)

It was, and still is, my impression that retaining the services of a lawyer would not be necessary in this situation.

:ot:

My comment was not intended to be construed as a stereotyping of lawyers. If you really want to see stereotyping of lawyers, use the forum Google search function, insert the word "lawyer," and check out the (likely) myriad of lawyer threads that can easily be found on these fora. :P

YMMV.

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Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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