alien number problem
 

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My husband and I currently live outside the US but will be doing a dcf
soon. I am doing some homework and realized: we don't have any
documentation of his alien number even though he has been in/out of
the US on work visas which I thought had alien numbers associated with
them.....

B1/2 issue # XXXXXX issued London 9/17/84.

There is also a visa class H1, issued London, 30 Jun3 1991.

Then there is a Petitioner name XXXXX petition number WACXXXXXXX
issued 14 Sep 92, visa type R Class H1B. I had thought originally
that the WACXXXXXX would have been the alien number, but it doesn't
'look' right (I understand that the alien numbers had to be an A plus
9 digits (XXX-XXX-XXX) sometimes looking like 8 becuase the first is a
zero.

Were alien numbers only instituted recently? Is there reason to think
that maybe he just doesn't have one?





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Re: alien number problem
 

if he ever had a work permit, the number will be on the work permit

Re: alien number problem
 

If all he has is passport stamps (his work permits were all 15+ years ago, he has no paperwork whatsoever), how might we go about finding that pesky number?

Re: alien number problem
 

Hi:

If your facts are complete, he doesn't have one. BTW, that visitor's visa is no longer valid even if it does say its valid indefinately. You can't always trust the government.