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November 1, 2004
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Anyone know what is an Alien Registration Number?

Question: What is my Alien Registration number?

Answer: “It is an eight digit number, preceded by an ‘A,’ that is assigned to you by the Department of Homeland Security. It is used as your file or case number by the Court.”

Answer: Musaab notes that you will be assigned an Alien Registration Number by USCIS as needed when you apply for certain benefits. If you have not received an Alien Registration Number, just put “NONE”.

Note: I am not an immigration lawyer and the above information should be taken with a grain of salt. If you absolutely must get this right consult a real immigration lawyer. I’m just a random schmuck with a blog that has pretty good PageRank.

Original post:

<dman> Anyone know what is an Alien Registration Number?
<TanAdept> Just put down 2515049.
<dman> Q. What is an Alien Registration Number?
<dman> A. It is an eight digit number, preceded by an “A,” that is assigned to
you by the Department of Homeland Security. It is used as your file or
case number by the Court.
<TanAdept> A2515049, then
<Nicko> your missing a digit
<TanAdept> Shush.
<Adam> Hey, just shush the DHS guys when they come to your house.
<Adam> To take away your unregistered alien.
<Adam> Or misregistered.
* Nicko first interpreted that as “the DHL guys”
<Adam> Them, too.
<Nicko> they’ll just ship your misregistered aliens

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Responses

January 13th, 2005

Anonymous

when and where do you get alien registration number? is it stamped on your visa?

December 19th, 2005

dannyman

Wife says the Alien Registration Number gets sent to you after you submit all the paperwork. So, I guess that’s one of the mystery boxes you leave blank when submitting your I-495, etcetera.

The Alien Registration Number appears on your Permanant Resident Card, AFTER you’ve done all the immigration process and don’t need to refer to it anymore.

Also, the Green Card aint green. But at least you can get back in the country with it.

January 5th, 2006

Kevin Kabumoto

Your alien registration number is originally the serial number of the immigrant visa the alien/immigrant receives prior to entering the US. Hence, the number you get is kind of luck of the draw.

February 13th, 2007

Alex S

I have a friend who wants to bring a Filipino woman to the US as a fiance. How does she get the Regsitration Number, what paperwork does she fill out, and who does she send it to?

November 26th, 2007

tom

what is the significance of someone’s Alien Number……does it mean anything more than a random ID number ?

thanks

August 4th, 2008

benjamin Salvador

I am a non-immigrant with a tourist visa which is a B1 visa. I am actually applying for extension of stay and I am confused because in the application, they are asking for my Alien Number. Do I have that one? and where can I find it? Thanks.

August 5th, 2008

Musaab

You don’t have Alien Number yet. Just write none. Alien numbr is assigned to you when u contact the USCIS for a benifit(e.g. extension of stay as in your case). So if u need to contact them in future for anything else then you will use the number that will assigned to you the first time (i.e this time). goodlcuk

October 26th, 2008

bill howlett

i lost my green card 40 years ago, i need to find out how to find out what my a number is. i have already sent in the i 90 form without the a number on it. they sent it back. can you plese tell me how to find out what mine is. thank you for any help you can give me.

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