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The A-Number is listed as \u201c000-000-000\u201d next to A#. USCIS does not assign everyone an A-Number. USCIS creates an Alien Registration Number for every permanent resident. Generally, they do not assign the number to nonimmigrant visitors.
It may seem confusing, but your alien registration number on your green card is actually named under USCIS# on the physical card itself. To find your A-Number on your immigrant visa, look beneath \u201cRegistration Number\u201d on the top right of the visa stamp.
You can find the USCIS online account number at the top of this notice. If you previously filed an application, petition, or request using the USCIS online filing system, they issued you the number electronically. However, not having the number is not a reason to be anxious.
\u201cA #\u201d is simply short for Alien Registration Number. The \u201cUSCIS number\u201d listed on government documents, such as permanent resident Green Cards issued after May 10, 2010, are also the same as A- numbers. All of these terms mean the same thing.
Is My Alien Number on My Green Card Also on My Passport? Your alien number can be found on your immigration visa stamp. If you applied for your green card while already inside the United States, you will probably not have a stamp on your passport, meaning you will not have your A-Number in your passport.
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Is a USCIS Case Number the same thing as an A-Number? No. USCIS uses your Alien Registration Number (A-Number) to track you throughout their systems and across multiple applications, while a USCIS Case Number refers to one specific application.
Your A-Number is identified as the Registration Number on your visa stamp. If your A-Number is fewer than 9 digits, insert a zero after the \u201cA\u201d and before the first digit to create a 9-digit number. For example, \u201cA12345678\u201d would become \u201cA012345678.\u201d
While there is no particular way to simple lookup your A-Number online, it can be found on many of your immigrations records that can be easily looked up online, including: Permanent Resident Green Card. EAD Card. Immigrant Visa.
You should be able to find your Alien Registration Number on the approval notice you received for the initial application. If you're filing Form I-821D for the first time, you may not have an A-number. If you're unsure, you can look at any paperwork you've received from USCIS.
Your alien registration number is different from your USCIS case number. However, the case number and USCIS number found on your green card differ. Here is the confusing part: Your USCIS number on your green card is actually your alien number, whereas your USCIS case number for your applications is different.

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