John Schneider

Is it normal that there is no A# on the I-94 for a K2?

Do I need the A# for the I-485 prep (on both the K2's packet and the K1's)?

If needed, where can I obtain it?

Thanks,

JS

Michael D. Young

John Schneider wrote:

    > Is it normal that there is no A# on the I-94 for a K2?
    > Do I need the A# for the I-485 prep (on both the K2's packet and the K1's)?

Don't know if it's normal, but our daughter didn't get an A# until after the
AOS was file. The NOA from the AOS filing was when they assigned her an A#.

John Schneider

Thanks for the feedback Michael!

I suppose then we fill out all the paperwork and leave the A# blank and
receive the A# from the NOA of the AOS.

Thanks,

JS

Ranjini

Michael is right. The A# for the K2 is assigned only at AOS. So just leave it blank..

John Schneider

Thank you very much!

- JS

"Ranjini" <member839@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Originally posted by John Schneider
    > > Thanks for the
    > feedback Michael!
    > >
    > > I suppose then we fill out all the paperwork and
    > leave the A# blank and
    > > receive the A# from the NOA of the AOS.
    > >
    > >
    > Thanks,
    > >
    > > JS
    > Michael is right. The A# for the K2 is
    > assigned only at AOS. So just leave it blank..
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Michael D. Young

John Schneider wrote:

    > Thank you very much!
    > - JS
    > "Ranjini" <member839@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >
    > > Originally posted by John Schneider
    > > > Thanks for the
    > > feedback Michael!
    > > >
    > > > I suppose then we fill out all the paperwork and
    > > leave the A# blank and
    > > > receive the A# from the NOA of the AOS.
    > > >
    > > >
    > > Thanks,
    > > >
    > > > JS
    > >
    > > Michael is right. The A# for the K2 is
    > > assigned only at AOS. So just leave it blank..

To be on the safe side put "None".

Ranjini

I really don't know how that works, as we filed AOS in person. The clerk at the counter filled the blank space with the A# that was assigned to our K2 son.
If the application is being mailed, perhaps NONE would be best as Michael has said, as blank spaces should be avoided (see I-485 instructions)...

Folinskyinla

Hi:

I generally agree with the advice on "none." But in THIS particular question, when an "A" number will be assigned -- I put in a "dash" [---] so that the CIS office can enter the number and not worry about it being illegible because "none" fills the box. Same thing on the G-325A forms.

dbark

I also put "none" for my daughter's A#. Again it was assigned when we filed for AOS - it appears on the Notice of Action.

Debbie

John Schneider

Perfect! Then that is what I will do. Thanks!!! - JS


"Folinskyinla" <member4043@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Originally posted by Ranjini
    > > I really don't know how
    > that works, as we filed AOS in person. The clerk at the counter filled
    > the blank space with the A# that was assigned to our K2 son.
    > > If the
    > application is being mailed, perhaps NONE would be best as Michael has
    > said, as blank spaces should be avoided (see I-485 instructions)...
    > Hi:
    > I generally agree with the advice on "none." But in
    > THIS particular question, when an "A" number will be assigned -- I put
    > in a "dash" [---] so that the CIS office can enter the number and not
    > worry about it being illegible because "none" fills the box. Same thing
    > on the G-325A forms.
    > --
    > Certified Specialist
    > Immigration &amp; Nat. Law
    > Cal. Bar Board of Legal Specialization
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com