I didnt put A# on my i485, 325, 765

[t&s 0]

I left that part blank, because I wasn't sure what number that was. If the A# is on the NOA2, then they have a copy of that. It was signed for in Chicagon on 2/21/2007 and they havent cashed the check yet nor did I receive the Notice of Approval yet. What is taking so long?

[MichaelGhabour 0]

ii just recived notice of action on 27 feburury

i send papers on 8 feburury

still u need extra week

u will find them taken the money

but anyway

i cant help about the a#

and i know my answer aint helping, cuz i would kick my self in head when someone answer me the wway am answering u

but its fact about USA

waiting game!!!

accept the rules!

[LaL 418]

i have no idea what they will think about lack of A# (although it is on your K1 NOA), but you can wait up to a month for an AOS NOA. Be patient.

[JenT 0]

[Kez/JWolf 6]

I left that part blank, because I wasn't sure what number that was. If the A# is on the NOA2, then they have a copy of that. It was signed for in Chicagon on 2/21/2007 and they havent cashed the check yet nor did I receive the Notice of Approval yet. What is taking so long?

You are unlikely to get approval so soon.... you will get a NOA (Notice of Action) once they have checked your papers to ensure it is complete... can take anything from 2 weeks to a month... if you are impatient now then you are in for a very long journey....

Kez

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Thanks everyone.

[tiberonsuave 0]

They will either add it for you or issue an RFE. Not a big deal.

t

I left that part blank, because I wasn't sure what number that was. If the A# is on the NOA2, then they have a copy of that. It was signed for in Chicagon on 2/21/2007 and they havent cashed the check yet nor did I receive the Notice of Approval yet. What is taking so long?

[t&s 0]

They will either add it for you or issue an RFE. Not a big deal.

t

I left that part blank, because I wasn't sure what number that was. If the A# is on the NOA2, then they have a copy of that. It was signed for in Chicagon on 2/21/2007 and they havent cashed the check yet nor did I receive the Notice of Approval yet. What is taking so long?

I've read several posts on here about the A#, some people said it was on the Visa and some say it is on the NOA2.

I found the one on the NOA2, but it is a nine digit number not 8 like people wrote. There isn't an A# on the K1 visa under my wife's picture.

[tiberonsuave 0]

sometimes it IS eight. My wifes is eight.

t

They will either add it for you or issue an RFE. Not a big deal.

t

I left that part blank, because I wasn't sure what number that was. If the A# is on the NOA2, then they have a copy of that. It was signed for in Chicagon on 2/21/2007 and they havent cashed the check yet nor did I receive the Notice of Approval yet. What is taking so long?

I've read several posts on here about the A#, some people said it was on the Visa and some say it is on the NOA2.

I found the one on the NOA2, but it is a nine digit number not 8 like people wrote. There isn't an A# on the K1 visa under my wife's picture.

[t&s 0]

They just cashed the checks today. Woohoo.

[Yodrak 7]

t,

No RFE. They may assign new A#s to the different cases - many people get 2 (or more) A#s as they go through the process. Multiple A#s will be consolidated with adjustment of status, with the A# on the Green Card being the 'final answer'.

Yodrak

They will either add it for you or issue an RFE. Not a big deal.

t

I left that part blank, because I wasn't sure what number that was. If the A# is on the NOA2, then they have a copy of that. .....quote]

[Yodrak 7]

t&s,

Not all consulates put the A# on the visa. The information you get about that from different people will depend on which consulate each person dealt with.

The Service Centers generally do put the A# on the Approval Notice, and Vermont often puts it on the Receipt Notice.

When the A# is 9 digits the leading digit should be a 0 - is that the case with your A#?

Yodrak

I've read several posts on here about the A#, some people said it was on the Visa and some say it is on the NOA2.

I found the one on the NOA2, but it is a nine digit number not 8 like people wrote. There isn't an A# on the K1 visa under my wife's picture.

Edited March 2, 2007 by Yodrak

[t&s 0]

t&s,

Not all consulates put the A# on the visa. The information you get about that from different people will depend on which consulate each person dealt with.

The Service Centers generally do put the A# on the Approval Notice, and Vermont often puts it on the Receipt Notice.

When the A# is 9 digits the leading digit should be a 0 - is that the case with your A#?

Yodrak

I've read several posts on here about the A#, some people said it was on the Visa and some say it is on the NOA2.

I found the one on the NOA2, but it is a nine digit number not 8 like people wrote. There isn't an A# on the K1 visa under my wife's picture.

Thanks for the info.

[tiberonsuave 0]

Hers does not start with a zero. This is from Bogota. Perhaps they just know to add it. It has not been an issue yet. Also her EAD only has eight.

t

t&s,

Not all consulates put the A# on the visa. The information you get about that from different people will depend on which consulate each person dealt with.

The Service Centers generally do put the A# on the Approval Notice, and Vermont often puts it on the Receipt Notice.

When the A# is 9 digits the leading digit should be a 0 - is that the case with your A#?

Yodrak

I've read several posts on here about the A#, some people said it was on the Visa and some say it is on the NOA2.

I found the one on the NOA2, but it is a nine digit number not 8 like people wrote. There isn't an A# on the K1 visa under my wife's picture.

[Andrewrai 0]

dont worry about it